Patek Philippe Twenty-4

Piaget Altiplano Petit Seconds Fills Market Gap For Expensive, Slim, Stylish Watch
Piaget is a watch maker I love. I may give it a hard time because it reminds me petite European man in flamboyant attire, but Piaget makes nice looking watches. Piaget came to the watch scene from a jewelers perspective, so everything had to look nice. Their watches each embody a degree of minimalism with subtle accents of top design flair. These are extremely attractive watches for people innately comfortable with their sense of taste. Flicking out their Piaget nonchalantly to tell the time, realizing it looks that good without expression.The newest addition to the Piaget watch line family is the Piaget Altiplano Petit Seconds. That is a fancy way for saying that it is a three-handed watch with a small subsidiary seconds dials asymmetrically placed in the top left-hand corner, which is really the major appeal of this watch. Traditionally, Piaget watches have focused on detail orientated minimalist watches, with a high degree of symmetry using high quality materials. Look at most Piag

Submariner / Daytona / DateJust Winder Settings
Hey Guys,Quick question, I just bought my first watch winder, and was wondering what settings I should use for a Submariner, a Daytona, and a DateJust.In doing some research I've heard that Rolex should be set for about 650 rotations per day (RPD), and can go either clockwise or counter-clockwiseIs that correct? and Also, do those setting apply to all the above watches?Although I think both the Sub and DateJust have the same 3135 movement, but know that the Daytona is totally different and may have other setting requirements for winding.Thanks in advance for any replies!

Questions regarding Longines
Hi all, I am a new member and have two simple questions for you guys regarding a Longines Presence Automatic Watch I recently bought in Switzerland. 1. While it didn't say in the user manual, I was told the other day that when I need to change the date on the watch, I will have to set the time to around 6:30 (the two hands must be between 3 and 9). Otherwise this may damage the watch. The thing is, since this was not in the manual, I did not follow this rule when I set the time. Will this already damage my watch?2. The band on this watch is stainless steel. It seems that the band connecting the watch is a bit "loose." By "loose" I don't mean the band will break away. It's just that on both ends, if you pull the stainless steel brands out a bit to the right, you can see that one side is not as tight as the other. Is this normal?Any input would be greatly appreciated!!Thanks!

Two questions on Seamaster 2254.50
Hi all,As above, below are the questions. I am just seeking some opionion as nobody knows what holds for the future.1) With the rising prices of omega new watches, do you think seamaster 2254.50 price will also in relative be brought up in price?2) If so, how much would you think it might be in 5 to 10 years time.Just seeking some ball park and estimate, I know it might not be accurate.But thanks.

White Metals
garner interesting opinions. Some think them to be too cold, while others think they are very cool.I think it would be very cool to obtain a platinum chrono piece (perhaps a pre-owned ALS Datograph or PP 5960P/Blk dial) to join the other two white metals I have. Then I could have a trilogy of metals. But in the meantime, I shall enjoy the other two white metals - steel and white gold & appreciate them for what they offer.