Customize and Revitalize Your Watch With A New Strap Or Bracelet
H-R Breitling-Style Genuine Alligator Watch StrapMost people cannot do much on their own to customize the watches they own. Changing the hands, or colors are beyond our ability both in expertise and the tools we have available. This can create a problem for the creative among us who really want to make watches "our own." One effective outlet for creativity however, is placing a new bracelet or strap (band) on your watch. You must first understand that this does not work with every watch. Some watches or watch makers as a whole, have special proprietary watch strap or bracelet connections that won't allow for a universal connection, and other watches have straps that won't come off at all. However, most watches give you the ability to remove and change the strap or bracelet. If you are unsure how to do any of the following, you can always buy a fitting strap or bracelet yourself and take it to a watch repair person or store that can do the work for you cheaply. You will usually save a l

Buying preowned AP warranty
I'm looking at buying a 2012 pre owned royal oak. Please could someone confirm if the AP warranty stays with the watch or is it only valid for the original purchaser?Also, I've heard about making sure you get your 'sticker' or 'stamp' from AP for a third year of warranty(?) could someone enlighten me on what this means and how this works. I'm in the UK of that makes a difference.Hoping to be able to post up an INCOMING thread soon.Thanks

Speedmaster Broad Arrow 321.93.42.50.13.001
Anyone have this watch: Speedmaster Broad Arrow 321.93.42.50.13.001, the brown dial with the gold and brown leather strap looks stunning IMO, I am strongly considering this watch but would like to know if anyone has this watch and could share some pics, thanking you in advance

Patek Philippe Nautilus 3800
Hi,I have seen this watch on internet...and i am very interested...It will potentially become my first PP (potentially).It comes without box and papers. The seller has sent the following pictures and I am wondering if it's not a fake...could you help me?In addition, it's a 3800...small size but it's a very elegant watch...could you post your pictures with this model on your wrist.I have found other 3800 - the date indicator is in white not black as here, and as i am concerned the polich with which the date is written is different...The glass has some minor and light scratches - is it a plexi or a saphire? can it be polished or I have to change it...?please help me.thank you.

Slight concern? Help!
Earlier on i read this on watch club...Until 1976, Rolex would punch the year of production on the inside of the clasp, preceded by the Roman numeral denoting which quarter of the year it was produced, so, when we see the clasp code IV 68 we know that it was produced in the 4th quarter of 1968. From ��76 onwards though the year was replaced with a lettering system (in a similar fashion to the case numbering system adopted in 1987). If the letter is prefixed with an ��S' it indicates if is a service replacement.I purchased a 116610LN last June brand new from my local AD, and my clasp number is S2Q, does that mean my watch has a replacement bracelet? Please help me on this one.Daniel Watson.