Zenith Star 03.1233.4021/85.C632 Stainless Steel Case Womens Watch

Time between service
Hello, My wife's Oyster perpetual date model 69160 has just stopped.This after a full service at Bexley in 2007.Is this normal or expectable, as they want ?300 to make it run again.The watch was serviced by a well known watch maker in 2005, not Bexley.The time keeping was not good and it stopped in 2007. I had a look in it at that point and the oil on the pivots that I could see, was no more than dust.So off to Bexley for as I thought a proper service. It did not keep very good time, even after Bexley's ministrations.Is this going to continue, as ?100 per year to keep a watch running is not on.Regards Carter.

Image Is Everything - or Nothing
I came across an old thread stared by Boscoe. I found it to be super brilliant, in the spirit of that thread, I would love to start a new one and see where she takes us.Ever wonder what your watch says about you?Here is my opinion on the various brands. Feel free to chime in and add your own opinions.Rolex: I have the best watch and no-one can tell me otherwise, all else is junkOmega: I always liked Rolexes when I was young and still do but decided to get a nice watch minus the Rolex StigmaInvicta: I want people to think my watch is something it is not.Movado: I don't know much about watches but movado is top notch, it cost me one thousand dollars so it must be the best.Breitling: I liked Rolex when I was young, now I just want to be flashy without being a Rolex snob even though I could have bought a Rolex.Patek: I need only impress my peersGlasshute: I'm a watch buff and need to only impress those that knowPanerai: Paner-what? That thing is hugeSeiko: I'm cheap but like a well built w

AP browsing London
Popping to the AP Boutique/service centre in London next week to sort another strap out.I've only ever checked AP out in Harrolds, so where's the best places to look new and used?

Breitling Hits The Jackpot!!!!
This new release is a home run!!!!!

First Omega In Da House, What a Beauty!!
Ok my Peeps, like most of you, we tend to favor the Rollie models for our addiction but the new Omega PO Master Chronograph in Steel & Sedna 18K Gold with its Blue Ceramic Bezel/Dial really sang to me. Ref.215.20.46.51.03.001.At 45.5mm it's perfect for my 7.5 wrist, but not for everyone since it is a beefy, in-your-face piece of beauty. Love the open case-back that shows the new Calibre 9900 engine, which btw is spot on and can definitely hang with the other brand. Lume is killer and like the fact that the Sedna gold portion of bracelet is also brushed and not so easily scratched like my Bluesy. It's not a piece that you will see often in the wild, which adds to the attraction, so overall it's a WINNER in my book, which after-all is what counts!! Thanks for looking and Peace my Peeps,Maarten