Star Wars Darth Vader Costume On Sale: What Watch Would He Wear?
Star Wars lore seems to indicate that some who are strong in the force can see into the future to an extent. Does this mean they inherently know what time it is? Darth Vader does not wear a watch, though his suit might tell him what time it is. This very cool Darth Vader costume is on sale right now on Buywatches-dealer (pictured, click to go to product page). The costume is not cheap as far as Halloween costumes go, but it is high quality, and suitable for many occasions whether you are scaring little kids or participating in a fan event. You get the cape, jump suit, helmet, and rugged injection molded armor pieces. All I think you need to provide are black shoes and a light saber. After seeing this costume, I thought to myself, what watches would go well with this outfit?Darth Vader Costume 50% Off HereThis is by no means a comprehensive list, but merely a few options. Feel free to add your own suggestions and thoughts for watches fitting the Darth Vader attire.Along those lines, her

Another First Time Omega Owner!
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Bronzo 507 question?
Does anyone who owns Pam Bronzo is also having the issue that the wrist will get green stuff from the crown due to the material?Thank you for your help

List of ADs at International Airports
I need help. I searched TRF and haven't found this kind of list here. I'm making a list of ADs located inside international airports. Excel file with ADs location inside the airport, phone numbers and business hours. Can you guys post ADs you know that are located inside international airports, so that I can add them on the list I'm generating? Thanks, So far, I have:Amsterdam (AMS) Bangkok (BKK) Paris (CDG)Frankfurt (FRA)Hong Kong (HKG)Seoul (ICN)London (LHR)Panama City (PTY)Changi, Singapore (SIN)Zurich (ZRH)Osaka (KIX)Geneva (GVA)Tokyo (HND)Hamad (DOH)Munich (MUC)Sydney (SYD)

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So... I went into an AD, knowing how they never have any Professional models available. And I bought a Sub Date (they had two in stock), because those are never in stock. 5% discount, European price w/o VAT (6400ish).Anyway, some TRF-confirmed facts.a) No more stickers. They now rip off stickers when receiving the pieces. Everything on display must be w/o stickers, same with pieces they hold.b) Professional models are registered with Rolex. Buyer name, address etc are registered at Rolex SA before selling the piece. Rolex sends a 6 digit confirmation code to confirm the warranty has been registered.Apparently your open papers watches aren't warrantied anymore (card must match name in Rolex database for first owner).c) Clearly they really are chasing down on the gray market stuff, it took me half an hour to get everything sorted (and don't forget, I've bought a few hundred new watches from AD's, I know how to play this game).So, something really is changing.