Seiko Sports 5 Black Dial Stainless Steel Mens Watch SNZJ05

Biver & Me: Exclusive Inside Look At Hublot Watch Manufacture
The myth of Jean-Claude Biver is as much a man, as the man himself. While many people wouldn¡¯t necessarily consider the CEO of a watch brand a celebrity or an icon; to watch lovers and people working in the industry, few people have the level of respect and close to attention that Mr. Biver enjoys. And enjoy it he does. The prize for the man¡¯s calculated efforts is a sense of pride and a pat-on-the-back attitude that comes naturally. Bright-faced and wide-eyed, Jean-Claude Biver (JCB) often has the enthusiasm of a teenager. Nevertheless, Jean-Claude prefers the simple joys in life, and is approachable in a way that can¡¯t be said for most men at the helm of high profile brands. Aside from his deeds as a watch maker, Biver is amusingly known second best for his famous cheese making ¡ª a true Swiss, he does not disappoint.I had a rare opportunity to spend time with Mr. Biver on what I can only describe as a ¡°bring your journalist to work day.¡± I fly to Switzerland, and travel to the Hublot

the Graham unique watch will not let its lucky owner go by unnoticed
The absolute precision of the La Boulle Classic Day & Night watch is guaranteed by a robust self-winding movement.Keeping the watch secured to the wearer's wrist is an alligator leather strap. Alternatively, it can be accessorized with a Lizard strap.A delightful combination of smart technique and refined elegance, the Graham unique watch will not let its lucky owner go by unnoticed.

PO bezel swap
I have read in several posts about people who have swaped bezels from orange to black or vice versa...it was mentioned by Scott D in "to orange or not to orange" thread where he showed that he swapped the bezel from orange to black for teh winter months. That seems like a great way to get some more versitility from the beautiful watch. I just received my very own orange/orange PO, and was wonder if you can do the the bezel swap yourself, or do you take to to you AD, or just a competent watchsmith? If you do it yourself, what tools did you use? I have done some extensive searching about this topic, and not a lot of info for the PO has been found. I did find a tool made for bezel removal from Otto F. but read several posts that it doesnt work very well for the PO. could you share your experiences on this process? Thanks in advance,Nick.

Stowa Flieger ¡°Made in Germany¡± 2801 Special Edition ¨C New Owner! *Photo Intensive*
I picked this watch up over the weekend from a local seller and I can't be more pleased with it! I was unlucky and missed the boat earlier this year when these originally went on sale and I've been hunting for one ever since.This is a special edition (1 of 70 produced) from Stowa with "Made in Germany" printed on the dial, the ETA 2801 movement, and black-framed hands. What really attracted me to this particular Stowa flieger was the manual wind movement, something not normally offered in regular production Stowa fliegers. I was slightly hesitant about the black-framed hands when this series was first announced because I was afraid they would appear too monochromatic against the black dial. This watch hasn't left my wrist since I picked it up on Sunday and I'm happy to say the black-on-black hands and dial have not been an issue at all!I already have a couple other watches slated for purchase when they're released 2012, but if Stowa were to begin offering a Baumuster B-dial flieger wit

Incoming.......Omega Planet Ocean 600M 42mm
Well after much debate and vacillating back and forth, I FINALLY made the plunge and purchased a BNIB Omega PO 600m 42mm from a Trusted Seller here on the forum. I got it at a great price and traded in one of my Breitling to offset some of the pain.It bares mentioning, I was really concerned with the case thickness as everyone is well aware of, so it does not bare repeating. But I have to say that the main decisions for pulling the plug were two-fold. First, it was increasingly hard to find a well cared for previous model 2500-series PO, especially a 2500D model (just to obtain a thinner case size). And the more important factor was getting into a new timepiece with the newest 8500 movement. Obviously things like a ceramic bezel and improved bracelet didn't hurt the decision making either.Sooooooo......to that end, I am in day two of ownership and things are looking & feeling great. Bracelet was a piece of cake to adjust (2-links removed on each side) and so far I am very ple