Zenith Captain Chronograph

Richemont Reports Strong Sales Results
Richemont has announced that its sales for the five months ended August 31 2010 increased by 37 percent at actual exchange rates. At constant exchange rates and excluding the impact on sales of the acquisition of Net-a-Porter in April 2010, sales increased by 22 percent. The Group acknowledges that its results reflect, in part, low sales figures for 2009. Europe, including the Middle East, remains the Group’s most important region, accounting for 41 percent of overall sales. At constant exchange rates and excluding new businesses, sales in the European region increased by 15 percent. The Asia-Pacific region, including China, continued to report strong sales growth. The Americas region also reported strong growth, albeit compared to very weak comparative figures. Sales growth in Japan was largely due to favorable exchange rate effects.Excluding the acquisition of Net-a-Porter, retail sales increased by 24 percent at constant exchange rates, reflecting strong growth in all regions.

Buying Watches In London, Ontario, Canada: WatchesToBuy.com
Derek Dier of WatchesToBuywatches-dealerWelcome back to an watches-dealer original series, where we discuss important stores that sell watches all over the world. Each store we profile has an interesting story to tell about where they operate and who they sell to. Whether you buy watches from brick and mortar retailers or prefer to buy watches online, these are the stores that help shape our watch culture around the globe. There is a long list of stores to cover, but if there is a retail location in your favorite city that we simply can¡¯t miss, let us know in the comments below.Where to buy watches in London, Ontario, Canada?We often hear about the death of brick and mortar retailing and the challenges traditional sellers face with "going online." In the case of WatchesToBuywatches-dealer, the reverse has occurred, and Derek Dier now has a literal brick and mortar store downtown in the Canadian city of London, Ontario. Derek began buying, selling and trading around the age of 16 (1980)

Send watch in to apsc or not
I have a ROO 44 SS. my warranty is about to expire. Watch has never had the B1 service, so my question is should I sent it in for B1 so the watch gets a look over before warranty expires, or do I keep wearing it until I have an issue and then just pay for the service? I love this watch and can't see being without it for a month. Thanks in advance.

another pilot has landed
here is the 5524G which i got yesterday (as mentioned in the other thread on the pilot that has landed). unfortunately i cannot wear it properly until the AD gets the shorter strap from PP. actually, i saw a pic of a 5524G with a dark blue croc strap from camille fournet, which i am thinking of ordering.other than that: amazing lume, amazingly good readability and cure of details. nevertheless it could be a great everyday watch. it is my first WG watch, which i like very much.bad news: my 5712R is gone:::((( well, you know how it goes, wife's rule said one watch in, one watch out:::))).ps: possibly the days where the 5524G was rare could be gone since apparently a whole bunch of them was delivered ton ADs in europe (don't know about asia and the US though).

Upgrade 16610 bracelet to solid end link
I¡¯m looking at a 16610 form 1998 which has the hollow end links. If I send it to RSC will they let me make the swap to the solid end link bracelet?