Piaget Tanagra Ladies Yellow Gold Pre-owned

Dodane 1857 Type 23 Black PVD Watch
When it comes to aviation watches, we're generally limited to watches that follow a particular style (say, a flieger reference), or perhaps something that's based on a model from a brand's archives. It's a much less common thing for us to have available a civilian variant of a model that's available to an active military air force - but that's precisely what we've got with this new model from Dodane 1857.Interestingly, this new PVD version of their popular Type 23 model had its development funded by by the sale of specific watches (750 in total) to members of France's Air Force (makes for a rather interesting and specific military tie-in, for sure). Given those ties, it's not a surprise that Dodane is using a movement designed to conform to military requirements for toughness and accuracy, the Calibre 2030.Of course, you don't just have to take Dodane's word for it. If you like, via a special order process, you can have the movement in your new watch certified by the Besan?on Observato

Introducing The Nomos True Blue Zurich Weltzeit, A Favorite Receives A New Dial, And In-House Escapement
You would be hard-pressed to find a more somber blue on the color palette, but that’s just how we like our Bauhaus – subdued and straightforward. The new True Blue Zurich Weltzeit is NOMOS’ chic take on its exquisite GMT that made headlines a few years back (check out this old-skool Week on the Wrist) and a recent appearance at HODINKEE’S event to welcome NOMOS to the States earlier this summer. Let’s dive right in.It’s unlikely for a HODINKEE reader to be unfamiliar with NOMOS, but just in case you haven’t had the privilege of being introduced to the younger German – here’s a quick preface. NOMOS Glashütte was born in '91 in the little town of Glashütte, Germany. If that name sounds familiar, that's because it’s also the birthplace of A. Lange & Söhne, the house that pioneered the three-quarter plate. Nivarox was patented here, and clearly, pedigree is contagious in this environment. 2 OF 3

Omega Regulation Question
First I might be a little too obsessive about this but...I've been wearing the Great White for almost three weeks and here are the results...but read the whole thing before you respond because I am confused.Normally the watch keeps excellent time adding +1-+2 seconds per day. I last wore it for several weeks straight in November and December. It has always been slightly fast for the two years I've owned it.Now I wind it up, set it and wear it for the last 19 days...24hrs a day.Now I'm at exactly -5 seconds.Here's the weird deal...day 1 -12day 2 -10day 3 -6day 4 -5day 5 +1day 6 + 5day 7 +4day 8 +8day 9 +1day 10 +5day 11 +6day 12 +2day 13 +2day 14 +3then I stopped checking and now I'm at -4.89 seconds in 19 days (24 hrs each).Here's the questions...1. Why all of the sudden all this erratic loosing then gaining? (It's never done that before just a slow gain)2. I read somewhere (maybe here) where this happend to a Seamaster owner who wore his watch after it sat for a while and he let it

Looking for info on a LeRoch watch
I found this really cool watch with a red rubber wrist band. The brand name is LeRoch. It has a black wide face with digital display scrolling across the screen (really cool). I tried looking up information for this watch online. There is absolutely no information nor a website for this particular brand. Does anybody have an idea where to get info.

Thoughts on strap change?
Hi all. I have a 5396 in white gold. The AD sent me a beautiful authentic Patek alligator strap in golden brown that would go great with a belt and shoes I have. The strap itself is only about $400 CAD and I'd be looking at about another $5000 CAD for the gold clasp and other hardware. This would allow me to change the strap on the fly and allow me to coordinate better. I'll post pics of the strap when I get home. Thoughts?