Seiko 5 Dark Blue Dial Stainless Steel Automatic Men's Watch SNZF15J1

Paul Picot C-Type Plongeur 48 Ben Spies Limited Edition Watch
When I first saw this new limited edition watch from Paul Picot, I thought that the logo on the dial looked a lot like something from my childhood. Check out the resemblance of Ben's lucky number 11 logo to that of GI Joe. You can't call it copying cause there is so much that looks like that. Military-esque style stars and USA colors? Never been done right? Being a fan of Paul Picot, and GI Jone, I thought I would write about it. Probably cause Ben Spies has a name that sounds like he would be a GI Joe character. I mean his last name is friggin "spies" (yes, I know it is pronounced "spees," but let me have some fun). It might as well be a verb. What exactly does Ben spy? Well the race track for the most part. The popular American MotoGP (and others) champ just might be "the real American hero" to some people. Don't forget the other MotoGP watch I wrote about here - the Tissot T-Race limited edition for NickyHayden. Most watches with "plongeur" used instead of diver seem to interest me.

Found: A Patek Philippe Split-Seconds Chronograph Signed By Tiffany & Co. In Completely Original Condition
Every watch guy's dream is to go up into his grandparents' attic, open up a dust covered shoe box, and discover an unmolested horological masterpiece. It doesn't happen often, but it does happen. And that is exactly what happened here with what could easily be described as a mega watch - a Patek Philippe Reference 1436 Split-Seconds Chronograph Retailed By Tiffany & Co. in NYC dating to 1960. And, what makes this particular piece so special is that it is literally untouched and unmodified in any way. It comes with the original crystal, strap, and buckle, and the thing hadn't even been serviced!Made in 1960 and sold by Tiffany's NYC in 1961, it doesn't get much cooler than a vintage Patek split-seconds chronograph. There is something so masculine about the split complication, and to see it on such a refined piece like a 1960s Patek is just a wonderful juxtaposition. The estimate on this piece is $200,000-$300,000, which to us, considering the condition, se

SKX781K1 Rattling.
Hey guys! First post here. I have a SKX781 (Orange Monster Gen 1) and it recently started making a rattling sound and I could feel the rotor vibrating the case back as it turned. This did not happen for the first week or so when I had the watch but started one morning (about a week ago).The watch still works, date still changes and power reserve is fine, though this sound is worrying nonetheless.I decided to make a video to better explain the issue I'm trying to address. In each video, I first show the motion I am making with the watch, I then move the watch closer to the microphone for you to better hear the sound.This first video shows the winding sound of the watch, this is how I believe it should sound (just a bit loud) and I can feel it vibrating the case back.https://youtube/watch?v=nFiJXpBcuuwThis second video shows the worrying sound, as if the entire movement is moving within the case.https://youtube/watch?v=56l0TPjv6WsAny feedback is GREATLY appreciated. Cheers!

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Handmade crocodile skin with double yellow stitching added few metals

AP 15400 Warranty Question
HI all, I am considering purchasing a pre owned Royal Oak 15400, 2013 model. I have some questions about warranty and servicing and hoping some of you can assist.Firstly is the AP warranty transferrable like a Rolex warranty, ie even if my name is not on the paperwork can I still send in for work? Secondly, if the answer is yes, I have gleaned from these forums that if the first 3 year service is done under the warranty period, the first service is free and then the warranty is extended for 2 more years? Is this the case? If so I would assume if I bought the 2013 model, I could send for servicing in 2016 and have it all covered?Finally what has been your experience with service in regards to timing and cost? I would wear this watch in a rotation and it would not see anything heavy so I am talking about a standard 3 or five year service. I appreciate this watch will have steep service costs and I am prepared to pay it, just curious of what it would be.Thanks all for your input, thi