TAG Heuer CAF2010.FT8011

Love the maxi-dial
In my opinion, I wouldn't worry about a few extra hundred bucks.Get the one you like the best.I recently bought a Sea-Dweller. If I had known about how easy (?) it was to put in a black bezel on the LV, the maxi-dial on that watch might very well have tipped the scales in that direction.However, at the time, the green bezel was the deal-breaker for me. (The green looks good, but I just preferred black.)So, of the choices you've listed, I'd get the LV with black bezel; just make sure you keep the green bezel in a safe place in case you want to sell the watch down the road.Actually, on a related matter - does anyone know how Rolex reacts to an LV that's sent in for service if the bezel has been changed to black? I know they can be rather picky about such things.In any case, you can't really go wrong with whatever you choose, as they are all great watches. So, use our input, but make sure you get the one you really want and will enjoy wearing.Cheers!Kindest Regards,Planet X

"Waltham Trench Watches of the Great War" by Stan Czubernat
Friends,I am very excited and proud to announce that my second book "Waltham Trench Watches of the Great War" has been completed. Considerably longer than my first book "Elgin Trench Watches of the Great War" by over 100 pages!The very first copy just came off of the press a few days ago.You may now "pre-order" your copy directly from my web page.Click on the link below for details.LRF Antique Trench Watches - Waltham Trench Watch Book"WALTHAM TRENCH WATCHES of the GREAT WAR"ISBN: 978-0-692-46829-6Language: EnglishDimensions: 11.25" x 8.8" x 1"Hard cover, 279 pagesA combination of 542 photos, advertisements, original patent drawings and pamphlets. The informative text tells the story of the Waltham Watch Company wristwatches that accompanied the United States, United Kingdom and Canadian armies into the trenches of Europe during the Great War. Hundreds of different case and dial combinations are covered including some of the rarest case styles ever produced, several that have never bee

Patek 5131g
Is 94k euro for a brand new 5131 white gold model representing good value ?I don't know if I should spend this amount on it?

How does your AD deal with issues?
So I purchased a second watch recently from an AD, and it wasn't to my expectations (crown appeared not to always engage position 2 or 3, date seemed to change at 2am intermittently).If you purchased a new watch and it had issues from new, would you expect your AD to replace or refund, or offer a repair in the first couple of days of ownership?1. Would you expect a replacement if available2. Would you expect a refund3. Would you be happy with a repair

strange bracelet squeak (not what you think)
So it's not my first post, or watch or whatever. I've experienced and enjoyed the infamous bracelet squeak a many times. But I just got my 116610LV back from service, after about three years of regular daily type wear. I have no idea what they did, but the bracelet squeak is back It's no where near as loud and prevalent as a brand new watch, but it's there.Weird! You think it's just from a really deep cleaning? They didn't polish the watch btw.More about the service if you're interested.