Omega Constellation vintage or rose plaque/rose gold plated cadran silver dial

Buying Watches In Naples, Florida: Exquisite Timepieces
Welcome back to an watches-dealer original series, where we discuss important stores that sell watches all over the world. Each store we profile has an interesting story to tell about where they operate and who they sell to. Whether you buy watches from brick and mortar retailers or prefer to buy watches online, these are the stores that help shape our watch culture around the globe. There is a long list of stores to cover, but if there is a retail location in your favorite city that we simply can¡¯t miss, let us know in the comments below. Here is a map of stores we have covered so far.Where to buy watches in Naples, Florida?Rather than a jewelry store that also happens to sell watches, in Naples, Florida, you have Exquisite Timepieces which was started by Steve Richardson and his brother in 1998 based upon their shared passion for watches.?It started with their personal desire to wear and collect the finest timepieces (which began when they were in their pre-teen years).?Collecting ti

Can't get this watch out of my head.....
I have been looking for a watch - kind of a medium/long term plan - that meets some specific criteria:I want something that I can throw on the wrist at any time, without winding, setting, adjusting, etc, and is very accurate, so that more or less rules out an automatic (I know, I should stop being so cheap and invest in a winder, and probably will if I ever snag that much admired Longines Moonphase).I want it to have some useful functions, things that I actually use - stopwatch, countdown timer, and an alarm I can hear (working around aircraft and teleprinters has damaged my hearing a bit). I love an analogue display, and the time must be instantly readable without clutter on the dial - it's a watch after all...And I would love for it to have a decent water resistance - I want to be able to go from work, to the pool, to the sea, or just know I can stick my arm into water without worry.I spent some time looking and had narrowed it down to the Tissot Sea-Touch. It seemed to tick all the

Removing a bracelet.........??
Hey guysI am hoping someone can give me some assistance! I have bought a leather strap for my newly acquired TAG as I wanted the option of changing between the bracelet and a nice leather strap for different occasions/moods.You can see a pic below of the strap, which I am really happy with, BUT I just can't remove the bracelet!! I have the proper spring bar tool, and I can use this to free the spring bar on one side, but I can't wriggle the end link enough to actually completely get the bar out. It just moves around near it's hole, and eventually clicks back into place.With one side of the spring bar compressed and not in it's hole I just can't compress the other side at all.Is there something I am missing?? Is it normally quite straightforward to remove a bracelet? I can do it on my Sub really easy, but it is the model with holes in the lugs which I guess helps!

Pining for a 5726
Hi,Been lurking a bit. I recently bought a Rolex Daytona to accompany my IWC Pilot, yet apparently that last purchase did not satisfy my craving. So the last few weeks I've been looking at Pateks, and I seem to have honed in on the 5726/1A (with the steel bracelet). In either black or white dial, I'll have to decide that in person. Leaning towards the white, it looks positively awesome (plus both my IWC and Daytona are black dial). I'm a wearer, I don't buy the watches to keep in a safe.I've got a bit of travel coming up, which is usually when I get around to looking at the watches in person and buying them.With that said, I'm wondering what availability of the above watch is like. Can I expect to walk into an AD in a larger city and pick one up? Is there usually a wait for these models, or just lack of availability? While the 5726 is a favorite right now, I would not rule out a 5712 or 5711 either.I realize that this will vary depending on city and AD, but I'll take any help I can get

Black Bay noir eta
There are currently two BB eta noirs for sale on a major auction site.