FortyFive Perpetual Calendar Watch Of Piaget Polo
With an impressive level of symmetry, the dial displays the time, retrograde date, the retrograde day of the week, months, the indicator of reserve power for the movement, time with the subsidiaries seconds, second time zone, leap year indicator and a clever moon phase indicator. On the dial that is, it is a few shades of black, while and rose gold. The 45 mm wide case is titanium with 18 k accents or roses. Over 18 k pink gold is used on the dial for the hands and some rings deal. At first glance, the watch looks a little like a complex chronograph but made an impressive level of functionality in it. A very utilitarian key that I appreciate is labelled pushers medallion on the side of the case. Calendar perpetual watches were often pin on the case of pushers to adjust the calendar functions. Piaget has thoughtfully opted to label to make less burdensome the shows setting. See more images of this Piaget Polo teleshopping upcoming shows in the gallery below. Gallery: Piaget Po

AP in Paris
The wife and I are headed there for vacation over the holidays for a week and I want to visit an AP boutique. I sent an email to the AP boutique Place De L'Opera for an appointment as the other Boutique seems to be close...Anyone have any insights on this or has visited?Thanks all!!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Whats with all the Seamaster 300's from Japan on Ebay???
I am in the market for a 2254.50. had one I bought new but ended up giving it to a good friend how admired it greatly but could never afford to own one. Saw one in the wold the other day and was reminded what a great watch it is and now I want another...Not many in the classifieds here so I looked on ebay... 90% are from japan. Are they fakes? Can they be trusted? Why so many there?

My Dream for Basel
I'm sure that Omega hasn't even thought about this once, considering the rumors about discontinuing the SMP's etc, but I think that this watch would be a classic:I would love to see the 2254.50 come back with an updated movement. And possibly a smaller 12 o'clock marker. None of the basics designs should be changed, but it SHOULD be updated a little, EX. making the waves on the dial go over the ENTIRE dial and not just end at the minute markers and other minor upgrades to modernize the watch. If they fixed that, and popped in an 8500 I'd buy it in a heartbeat. I would probably trade my 14060M sub for it actually.

Intriguing AD visit
I was at the mall today with some time to kill and decided to stop by the local AD to try on a 233 (again), since I've been lusting for one ever since I sold my 422, after finally admitting that it wore too large for my liking and was being left at the watch box without getting much use.Well, they didn't have a 233 in the store, which was a bummer, but I got to try on a 533, which I didn't like as much as the 233. I missed the dome crystal and the thinner profile of the 233, although it was nice to have the 9 numeral on the dial of the 533.Then, when I was getting ready to leave, something caught my eye in the watch box, and I asked to try it on. It was a 425 (47mm Rad with SLC dial), and wow! I thought it was amazing!I had never given Radiomir models much thought, but this piece seemed much easier to wear than my 422. The absence of the crown protecting mecanism of the luminor cases, added to the slimmer profile of the hand wind caliber and the sleekness of the wire lugs made this 47m