Louis Vuitton Tambour Spin Time GMT Watch
Oh Louis, how you tease us. Going back and forth between fascinating watch releases and not quite innovating enough for most watch heads to love you. I however have been a fan since the days when Tambour was a fresh name. Now the Tambour is the mainstay model for the brand, that is in need of more goods. In such an economy when brand name rules over brand value, Louis Vuitton could really be taking the Cartier route and upping their game. With the LVMH family of brands to help (such as Tag Heuer, Hublot, and Zenith), it could be a powerhouse high-end fashion watch brand. Until that day comes (or never does) we have to look at these quite rare creations from afar. My close interest with Louis Vuitton started with the Tambour Diver watch, a beautiful piece that really needs to be on more wrists (including my own). Though its high price and utter rarity on the used market hasn't made it part of my collection yet. Though if I really wanted, I could get it from Louis Vuitton's website for $

AP boutique visit
Thanks to an appointment being unexpectedly cancelled, I found myself with some time to swing by the AP boutique in Central. The staff there were marvellous and happy to indulge me as I tried on a few pieces. While the yellow gold ROO didn't entirely do it for me, the dial is awesome. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Omega service...
Guys,I have a Omega Speedmaster 3510.50 that I need to get serviced. It has stopped completely. Can you give me an idea of what to expect as a cost for a full service?Thanks,Richard

Need opinions - is this a real Speedmaster Pro?
I apologize for the lousy photos - supposedly a 1978Thanks for the help!John

Anyone ran into this issue with their nautilus
So my clasp felt a little bit flimsy and made the noise that the clasp always does when it's no secured until, I checked the clasp and one side of the spring to close the bracelet together is gone. Think I need to get a new link replacement now. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk