Maurice Lacroix Masterpiece Skeleton Skeleton Dial Men's Watch ML-MP7128-SS001-000

Casio G-Shock Bluetooth Watch Revealed
A bit faster than I expected Casio has now finally debuted its first Bluetooth connected watch. The Casio G-Shock Bluetooth is designed for use with upcoming Bluetooth profile 4.0 mobile phones that are said to be coming soon (a few might already be around). As Bluetooth 4.0 is designated as a "low energy profile," this watch will retain a 2 year battery life on a single CR2032 battery. So what does it do? In a nutshell the Casio G-Shock Bluetooth with wireless sync with your phone's time, and help you manage incoming alerts as well as work with your phone's alarms.When Casio first introduced its plans to release a Bluetooth connected watch I wrote about it here with a lot of editorial. Not too much has changed in terms of function, but now we know exactly what the watch will look like and the precise features that it has. Style wise this is a pretty standard G-Shock. Glossy black with blue trim, being 53.2mm which and 18.2mm thick - not one of Casio's smaller pieces. Though at 65 gram

How to put back the bracelet?
This summer I took off the SS bracelet from my 14060M (2005) and put on a NATO straps. It was very comfortable and I enjoyed it for the entire summer. However the problem is that I could not figure out how to put back the barcelet now the summer is over. I used a Bergeon spring bar (6767) to remove the bracelet. Is there another tool that I should use to put back the bracelet? Thank you in advance for your help.

A Hamilton on Sunday -- 8/28/11
Solid green gold Square (1926)Forgot to mention this one also has a signed Hamilton strap and buckle (pace the Flight II, below).

My fixer uppers.
here are some watches that I'm sending out to be fixed/refurbished. I can't wait do the before and after shots when they come back.A couple of lady's watches. Thank you to the antiquevintagewatches/ for the information in my research.Hamilton Fay (Its funny because i scoured the site to find its identity, but then all I had to do was just look inside the case ) This next one I couldn't identify the name (if there actually is one) of the watch.Here is another unidentified lady's. Its still on its way (hence the low quality photo).Here are a couple of mens watches from the electronic bay of auction too.This was identified before as the Wilshire (thanks to VintageHamiltons again).Lastly an automatic:

My Grandfathers business card....
I come from a short line watch enthusiasts. My great grandfather and grandfather were both watchmakers, which I knew. I also knew that my grandfather had a work history with Omega as well as as Tourneau. I recently found one of his old business cards in pristine condition. On the business card were logos for AP, Omega, and Tissot. After some research, I learned that the company he was with at the time, Norman M. Morris Corp (my guess is the 1960s?) was responsible for bringing AP and Tissot to the US. I've attached a copy of bis business card. Just something that I thought was cool and wanted to share