100 meters water resistance Piaget Polo 45 Flyback Chronograph Watch
Go with the theme of sport, the watch is water-resistant to 100 metres while the strap is rubber for a secure fit. Inside of the watch is automatically a house built calibre Piaget 880 P. The movement includes a 30 flyback chronograph minute (you can reset it without having to stop), with a second timezone. At the top of the dial, Piaget places their date of renewable eccentric reverse. Dial design is edifying and clear. The subdials are labelled, which expect will be appreciated when you try to read the subdials quickly. The second timezone is displayed in a time of 24 hours (GMT). Despite all these complications, the movement has a double barrels because 50 hours power reserve indicates engine. You cannot deny that this is one of the most beautiful sports there, watches what fitting either in the child of the star of haute horlogerie, Piaget. Tags: piaget, polo, Polo 45 flyback Chronograph, Polo45FlybackChronograph, watchmaking, watch

the Rolex Pre-Daytona (REF 6238) worn by George Lazenby in James Bond
Click here for the details of a true James Bond watch, the Rolex Pre-Daytona (REF 6238) worn by George Lazenby in James Bond: Secret Service of the Crown in 1969.

Rubber B straps for RO...
Not sure if this is common news but Rubber B is now carrying rubber straps for the Royal Oaks. I'm not sure what to make of it...on one hand it's cool to have the extra option but on the other, the RO is all about the bracelet and since it's not water resistant the rubber strap doesn't make as much sense.Anyone have one or plan to try one?

18 carat Omega Constellation price
HiI have yet to get the pictures but could anyone please help me with a guestimate price for a 1965 (if I remember) 18 carat gold,Constellation in Mint condition, has date and has been serviced. Non original strap with Omega buckle. It was purchased from an Omega dealers private collection.As soon as I get any pictures I will post themMany thanks for your helpKind regardsSi

VERSUS: Sea (Deepsea 116660) to Sky (Explorer 1016)
Fourth edition of the VERSUS post/picture. What is VERSUS? Well, I thought it would be fun to compare two watches (and only those two watches) and discuss pros/cons by outlining the differences and getting folks' ideas/thoughts/opinions on TRF. We got folks here that have been collecting and studying these things for decades all the way to those who are just starting to venture into the crazy world of Rolex (and everyone in between). Therefore, it would be fun and educational!For this edition, we have a watch famous for being in the depths of the ocean and a watch famous for reaching the highest peak in the world. A Sea-Dweller Deepsea 116660 and a Explorer 1016.Some obvious things:Modern v. vintage44mm case v. 36 mm caseWhich do you prefer and why?Previous VERSUS:1. VERSUS: Submariner 1680 v. 166102. VERSUS: Rolex Submariner and Sea-Dweller 16610LV and 1266003. VERSUS: Rolex Submariner 16610s