Lang & Heyne Augustus I Watch Remembers Your Special Dates
Lang & Heyne out of Dresden, Germany will release a very interesting new calendar watch for 2014, called the Augustus I, named after the 19th century king of Saxony, Frederick Augustus I. The point of the watch is very unique: to have a sort of computational calendar that tracks the dates and anniversaries of 12 custom events or people�C and all in symmetrically attractive dial.Each Augustus I watch will be made to order per the specific wishes of each customer. That is natural because there is no way for Lang & Heyne to make the watch without knowing the the 12 events and their dates. To that effect Lang & Heyne has claimed that they will produce perhaps three Augustus I watches each year. The concept of how the watch works is relatively simple, but explaining it is a challenge mostly because their press release reads like East German shortwave radio instructions.According to Lang & Heyne, the calculating element in the Augustus I watch that not only indicates the dates

Pricing on a 15400 AD vs Trusted Seller
Hi Rolex Forums, first post here.I'm in the market for an AP 15400, undecided on dial color. I'm fortunate enough to have two ADs within a short drive. Does anyone have experience on what I can expect on pricing flexibility? Will they cut a deal?I bought my Panerai from an AD and I can't say the extra cash + tax was worth the service or some sort of non existent friendship I'm suppose to have. Watch is great, but honestly when looking at what's available for no tax and a substantial discount in the trusted seller market I'm struggling with the idea of paying thousands extra to purchase from an AD.

Nautilus Bracelet
Nautilus owners - Have any of you adjusted the bracelet with 2 more links on the 12 o'clock side vs. the 6 o'clock side? This may be done so the clasp is centered on the wrist. Any input would be appreciated...Many thanks,Kamiar

Nautilus scratch advice
So, most are aware of my saga; my 3 day old nautilus was scratched. The AD kindly said to bring it back in and they would buff it out. Seems to be a simple 10 minute process. But, when I went to the PP salon about it, they said that they have to remove the glass and polish the case separately. They also would advice against a full buffing, as it removes material and that I should wait for the 4-year service to buff. They said the watch is going to get scratched anyway, so no need to remove the material prematurely. What do you guys think? Am i being neurotic? Do, I just deal with scratch? Should I go to AD to get it buffed (seems like a spot bluff rather than a full polishing).

Just received, One Two Seven.
After 10 years of wanting and wanting. I finally made the dream a reality yesterday. PAM00127 1950. This was the Panerai that made me aware if the brand back in 2003 and finally a complete, full UK set was available from a local Risti. Sacrificed my DSSD and 372 to purchase it but my bi-metal 116613LB sub is next going to be flipped for another DSSD as soon as a trade comes along. Very happy with it. Need to edit my signature at the bottom now. Had a quick pic with my 26 and 232 as they were to hand. Loved my 372 but with this in the box I know which I'd pick up everytime. Have a great weekend everyone. UTC