The Perfect Election Day Timepiece: Thomas Prescher Tempusvivendi American Eagle Watch
Today is going to be a historic day, and call it a hunch, but I have a feeling that we are going to be discussing the election for a while, though I hope this isn't going to be another Floridian style ballot disaster, but I digress. Today, all Americans can appreciate a watch of this ilk. While this is a Swiss watch, the representation of the American Bald Eagle in its symbolic stance is perfectly crafted. The golden emblem does the great American seal justice. But that isn't the gist of it, this is a watch as well.The Thomas Prescher Tempusvivendi series is based on a double retrograde movement meant to display the hours and minutes through two moving hands. The movement is an automatic mechanical movement with a 40 hour power reserve and a special push button on the crown. Pushing the button returns the hands to the position in the pictures. This is the "resting" or non-temporal position of the watch hands. This so you can see the American Eagle in its more regal of states. Pushing t

Need your opinions on this sale guys
Not exactly rolex related, but if this sale goes through, the proceeds will be intended for my Grail WG sub. Bought the AP ROC black dial brand new in Sept 2014 for SGD 23,750. That's about USD 17,929 by today's exchange rate. It's a beautiful piece, but I realised I haven been wearing much in comparison to my blnr and lvc. Blnr gets most wrist time.Have an offer from a potential buyer at SGD 20,500 which is about USD15,476. And I'll prob either top up for the balance for the WG sub, or sell the LVC for a 2 or 3 rolex collection. Is this depreciation on the AP acceptable considering that the condition is still mint? Or shd I wait out for a better offer? Can't trade this at the dealers cos their price is even lower. Thanks guys

Omega Country Code 33400
I recently purchased a used titanium blue face Omega Seamaster 2232.80.00 that came with the original boxes, instruction manual & the 3 cards: chronometer, pictograms, & international warranty. I was told the watch was purchased about 3 years ago as NOS. On the warranty card, the model & serial # were printed but the date spot was blank as was the dealer info box. Below the date box, anyone know which country code 33400 correlates to? I've tried searching but to no avail.I know 2011 refers to the US & 2025 refers to Canada.Also does anyone know when this particular model was discontinued?

PP 5712/1A vs. PP 5726/1A
Really like both these models - in fact I'm torn between the 2 options. Would like to hear thoughts from those that maybe have owned both or at least considered both models.Pros and cons of each?General thoughts on why you would choose one model over the other.And if you would choose the 5726/1A, what dial choice - grey or white?Thanks in advance.

Watch is loose on wrist all of sudden
Hey all. First post but have lurked for a while. I have a Black Sub with no date. It's got the ceramic bezel with the folding safety clasp. My wife bought it for me as a gift a couple of years ago while she was in Geneva. I've worn it everyday ever since. Love it. So yesterday I noticed the watch is much looser on my wrist. I can spin it around on my wrist. At first I thought it was in my head but it's been driving me nuts all day today. I went so far as to weigh myself to see if maybe in lost weight. Nope. Steady at 192 pounds. It seems like it's about a half link looser. I remembered that while hunging my wife the day before yesterday, I heard a snap from my watch. Like the clasp engaged. Thought nothing of it but now I think maybe the clasp adjustment moved. Is it possible that the clasp adjustment moved? Is this easy to adjust back? Can you direct me to online instructions how to? Thanks for the help. Sent from my SM-G930F using Tapatalk