TAG Heuer Aquaracer CAF2010.BA0815 Mens Stainless Steel Case 43mm Watch

"To Be Posted On Your Blog" - With Kindest Regards, Vincent Perriard - Concord Watches
Readers, take attention as you will below read words straight from the honorable Mr. Vincent Perriard, President of Concord Watches. I must first salute Mr Perriard on his incredible penchant for thumb typing (as I mentioned to him as well), for the below letter was sent from the - obviously well used - keyboard of his BlackBerry phone. The second they were able to place a full? keyboard on a phone, the world changed.Mr. Perriard satisfied his duty as president of an honorable watch brand by responding to a long series of less-than-flattering articles that I have written about the modern line of Concord watches. Modern being since after their parent company Movado, felt it was necessary to shake things up, and re-brand...the brand. In most recent response to my article on Luxistwatches-dealer on March 23, regarding the new C1 QuantumGravity watch, Mr. Perriard defends his brand. This is exactly what he should be doing sitting at the helm of the company, and as he asked me politely to p

More Bull...
Bull Head that is!Some more pics showing that in the age before viewbacks the movements didn't have to be pretty just the dials did!

Info on this Audemars Piguet
Hey guys, i was wondering if anyone here new the time when thsi wacth was produced and what the number on the back below Rolay Oak means.. this one says Nr. 73... it is also engraved in the fliplock.Thanks guys..Im sending it to be serviced next week, its my dads he has no clue of watches, but im interested so i decided to investigate!CheersEdit: sry about the crappy pics, but my cam sucks...I posted this in the NON Rolex forum, but thats sort of dead. If im breaking hte rules you can still/move delete it right?

Is the 1200m Ploprof wearable...
on 6.5 inch wrists ? I tried it on once (was wearing my behemoth OS 300m diver on the day) at my AD and though it was heavy it definitely was not too large lug to lug or so...it's thick though .I have had my share of large watches, however have preferred 40-42mm lately. This might be changing slightly again...as in these last few weeks I've been considering the SBDB001 600m Seiko (large motha***). Normally I am a bit impulsive and am actually quite amazed at myself that I didn't order a new SBDB001 from Japan yet !However I would like to consider all alternatives and also wait for Basel (I'll do my best ....) as I'd like to see the new releases from Seiko, Omega and Rolex.So what can you tell me about the ploprof? Is it wearable on my 6.5inch wrists...also what would the weight on isofrane (head only) be please? Please give me your opinions regarding the watch and post many pics if you have them !

My Experience w/ Rolex Canada RSC
Hi all,I recently got my Oyster Perpetual 39 (114300) back from RSC Toronto and wanted to share the experience for those who might be interested, and for future reference.I purchased the watch locally, pre owned from the original owner. It came with box, warranty card, hang tags, booklets and original bill of sale. It was just shy of one year old at that point.I decided that I wanted to get it insured, and was in need of an appraisal. I stopped by the Rolex Boutique Square One, who referred me to Rolex Canada.I called Rolex Canada and asked about the process of getting an appraisal. They asked if I had the warranty card stamped, dated and in my name, and if I had the bill of sale. I then explained that I purchased it pre owned and I do have everything although the warranty card has no name and the bill of sale is in the name of the original owner. The representative said the unnamed warranty card is fine, and they see it from time to time. She explained that I need to bring in the wat