Ulysse Nardin Executive Dual Time 43mm

Bucherer Pendant
My great grandmother was given a pendant watch made by Bucherer. I actually remember the day it was given to her a long time ago. (Probably the date range is just around 1964 to 67). My sisters and I, (3 of us), inherited it. To be fair, we decided to each keep it for seven years approx., then pass to next sister in line, which we have done now for some time. I would like to perfect it, before having to hand over again.My questions are these:1) Where will I find a crown replacement part for it, original design if possible? and, 2) I would like to have it cl/Users/tgeremia/Pictures/iPhoto Library/Originals/2013/Jan 22, 2013/IMG_0074.JPGeaned and restored as best as it can be in the California Bay Area preferably. Berkeley Ca would be best.It works beautifully, just hope to bring back some more shine.Thank you for suggestions.Lynn

Press Release - The Hamilton X-Landing
Hamilton X-Landing-Aviation shows its true metalThe Khaki X-Landing takes the emotions on a nostalgic journey back to the first all-metal aircraft of the 1920s, and the rationale on a trip co-piloted by a feature for measuring the top of descent (TOD). The Khaki X-Landing provides pilots with precision and style in a sophisticated GMT chronograph, with design touches reflecting the materials and structures of the early metal planes. This duo of limited edition watches passionately tells the story of an aviation tradition in the language of today. Timely start of descentThe TOD marks the transition from the cruise phase of a flight to the descent phase. Pilot wearers simply mark the aircraft¡¯s cruising altitude in feet at the 9 o¡¯clock position, using the crown located at 10 o¡¯clock. Integrating a standard descent angle of 3¡ã, the Khaki X-Landing then reveals the number of nautical miles before the final destination that marks the start of the optimal descent in a small, dedicated windo

Lets See Your Romans
Sometime today I should receive the first watch in my collection with a Roman numeral dial. I'll post a picture here when it arrives, but in the mean time I'd love to see your Romans.

Has Invicta changed?
Recently I purchased the new Invicta Force Multifunction model 5749.As I adjusted the bracelet, I saw that, unlike my other Invicta watch bracelets, this one has links that are not solid stainless steel. Each link consists of: 1.) An internal part that holds the pin. 2.) Steel is wrapped 360 degrees around the pin-holding mechanism. There is a small gap where the two ends of the steel wrap meet.The latest Invicta catalog states that this model has a "solid stainless steel bracelet...". Invicta sales reps often mention that only solid stainless steel bracelets are used on all Invicta watches.Has anyone else experienced this type of bracelet?Please click here for photos: internetroad/Invicta-5749 Thanks

Omega widgets
Maybe this has been posted before but here's the link to a couple of desk top downloads for Vista.