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Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Concept GMT Tourbillon 2014 Watch
For 2014, the Royal Oak Concept watch by Audemars Piguet makes a return. Originally released in 2002, the Royal Oak Concept was penned as an ultra-modern version of the Royal Oak on the 30th Anniversary of the famed Gerald Genta-designed luxury sport watch. watches-dealer covered the last version of the?Royal Oak Concept GMT Tourbillon in 2011 here. The 2014 version is more "summery" than any of the previous models, featuring a titanium case and light white ceramic (for the bezel, crown, pusher, and hourglass-shaped structure on the movement). Inside the watch is the revised original movement with the new Audemars Piguet caliber 2930. The case is 44mm wide but wears quite large due to the large lug structures.In addition to the modern design, the Royal Oak Concept GMT Tourbillon has some interesting features. There is, of course the tourbillon to the left, and to the right is a GMT disc offering a second time zone. The movement has a long power reserve of 10 days between two barrels. A

German/Swiss holiday.
G'day all,I will be in Germany/Switzerland for Christmas/New Year and would like to buy a watch from a local maker. If anyone knows (or if there is a place) of a town/village That have numerous maker it would be much appreciated.My budget is tight so I can't afford a high end watch like a Brietling (), I like the idea of buying the watch directly from the maker. I would be willing to spend up to €600-700.If what I am asking is unrealistic then I apologise for wasting everyone's time

Incoming Sumo
I feel like the new kid on the block.....not that boy band This is my first post in the Japanese & Asian Watch Forum.I just wanted to let you guys know that I have a Seiko SR15 Prospex (Sumo) on the way.This will be my first Seiko diver,Mr. Bosc. gave me some great advice and his review is very enticing.I'll keep you guys posted about it.

PAM 305 titanio - how easy to magnetise?
The Boutique emailed me to say my watch was magnetised. They have demagnetized it, and is now keeping good time. I will collect the watch tomorrow. It was running only about 12-15 secs fast per day, but was fast in all 6 positions.The only way I think I could have magnetised the watch was by my messenger bag which has strong magnets to attach the opening flap of the bag. And the most I could have done was either to slip my hand past the magnet while assessing the contents of the bag, or to momentarily rest the watch against it. Is that all that it takes to magnetise the watch, which by the way being titanium should be less prone to magnetism?I had better stop using the bag then if so.....

Incoming Sub - Resize bracelet myself or let the shop do it?
I have a Submariner Date Ceramic (116610LN) arriving this week. The shop asked me if I want them to resize the bracelet (small wrist). They're not an AD but sourced it from an AD and sell a lot of watches.What do you guys recommend? Let them do it or ask them to ship the watch untouched and do it myself?Taking into account:- I bought a watchmaker screwdriver with four tips (1.0+1.2+1.4+1.6mm). I think it is good ($35) but never really used it before, anything is possible.- I bought a bottle of Loctite 222.- I have some painter's tape to put on the bracelet.- I watched a couple of YouTube videos on how to do it like a boss.HOWEVER:- I'm usually pretty bad with this type of precision handywork/fixes. I'm a clumsy mo#cker.- Never did it before and don't want to damage anything (strip screws, etc).What would you guys recommend as the least terrible idea? Do it myself or let the shop do it?