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Pierre Jacques Appointed CEO of De Bethune
David Zanetta, President of the Board of Directors and his co-founder, Denis Flageollet, Director of Production, have announced the appointment of Pierre Jacques as Chief Executive Officer of De Bethune. Jacques will officially take up his responsibilities effective March 1, 2011. Jacques holds a Master’s Degree in International Relations and in 2000 he co-founded GMT magazine. Since January 2010, he had been serving as Branch Manager of Les Ambassadeurs Gen¨¨ve, and he also headed the Geneva Watchmaking Grand Prix as director of the organizing companymenting on the appointment, Mr. David Zanetta said: “The arrival of Mr. Pierre Jacques marks a new stage in De Bethune’s international development.”

Alain Silberstein women watches are simply designed in modern designs.
Alain Silberstein women watches are simply designed in modern designs. There are numbers of sub brands which are indulged in manufacturing some of the high-end designer wrist watches which are trendy in looks and elegant in style. Raga is one of the most eminent brands which is indulged in designing some of the exquisite wrist watches which exemplify both elegance and grace.

Hi from the newbie
Just joined a few minutes ago and i have an urgent question : "I have to dump a body from my boat , can i use a Deep Sea SD as a weight ?"With respect,Leon (Don Leonardo)P.S. : Greetings to Leo (who is ABSOLUTely right) ,Harry ( Da Reporter) and Steph ( who is always shining) and thanks to Milos for the tip.

What To Do With A Tritium Dial (Luminosity)?
Hi folks,You might have seen my recent post about my newly acquired GMT Master II. Anyhow, it is a stunning piece, but the lume on the tritium dial is totally gone (it's a 96 model, very well kept I must say for a 13 year old watch).If lume were a factor, what would be my options when I plan to send it in to an RSC? Would they be replacing the whole dial with a superluminova dial or would they somehow be able to re-fill the tritium tubes? Was just wondering, since lume might be an important factor for me with this. I'm also taking into consideration the fact that I want the watch to be as "original" as possible, but I don't plan on re-selling this (at least for now). This will probably be an heirloom for my eldest son (who is now 4).Any thoughts would be greatly appeciated.ThanksGlimmer

Sponsor Rant...
What have the overall experiences been with forum sponsors?I¡¯ve dealt with three of them, and all three were bad experiences. I won¡¯t name them, but here¡¯s what happened:The first bad experience was when I bought a winder. After a few months, the winder stopped working. I wrote to sponsor, but the sponsor never responded. That was some time ago. I was actually able to repair the winder myself, but I thought it was pretty unacceptable that the sponsor never got back to me.The third and second ones have happened just here in the last couple days. After giving my brother my Seamaster, I¡¯ve been looking for something to replace it with. The first forum sponsor I visited wanted me to fill out a litany of personal information; including a phone number and my home address, just to get a price on a watch. What¡¯s up with that? Why would they need to collect that information just to provide a price? Are they going to mail me the quote and then call me to let me know it¡¯s on the way? Why is anyth