Christophe Claret Adagio
For years Christophe Claret labored in relative obscurity creating horological masterpieces sold under the names of others. To date he has devised and executed 68 unique complicated movements. In 2009, the man behind the curtain released the first timepiece widely marketed under his own name. Following the “bravos”, Claret is launching a second piece bearing his name. His encore is called Adagio. The Adagio features central hour and minute hands, small seconds at 9 o'clock in a window or subdial, depending on the versions, along with a large date at 6 o'clock and a dual time-zone (hours and minutes) display complete with day/night indication in a subdial at 2 o'clock.This timepiece is equipped with Calibre SLB88, naturally created entirely in house, composed of 455 parts and measuring 34mm in diameter. Striking the hours, quarters and minutes on demand, the cathedral gongs of the striking mechanism are fitted with a patented device preventing them from knocking against ea

Showing off my new additions! :)
Proud papa wanting to showoff my new addition with my diver and my new strap! :)(Shameless plug I know) hahahaha BUT LOOK AT THOSE HANDS!

INCOMING!!!!! Coming in HOTTTTT!!!!!!
tomorrow morning I will be reporting on a new addition to the family.Speed blur!!!!

Got stung by the Bee!
Awaiting my ROO RC to come back from APSC, who have confirmed it will take another full two weeks, I picked up a Bumble Bee today. Thanks to Mike's review, which I must've read 10 times, and the entourage of his wrist shots, I must say he must be crowned the AP enabler!Without further detail, here we go....again. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1356764900.402385.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1356765239.966354.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1356765314.297075.jpgP.S. for those small wrist folk who are reading, my wrist is 6.25, don't let the case size affect your decision as the carbon case ROOs wear smaller and lighter than the SS cases.

Anyone Disappointed by Nesbit's
Hello all. New member here.Has anyone been disappointed by Nesbit's in Seattle?I just received my SMP back from service and was a little disappointed by the refinishing. I know there's controversy over refinishing. To polish or not to polish, that is the question. I'm not talking about a vintage sword hand 300. This is a 2220.80 Co-Axial SMP.I live in the NE area and after reading several posts on different sites about the terrible service from Omega in NJ, and reading many good things about Nesbit's in WA, I decided to ship my SMP across the country.I cannot say enough about the customer service. Jan is wonderful! She took the time answers all of my emails and questions.I purchased the timepiece second hand and although it had a pedigree I questioned the authenticity of the date wheel. Nesbit's authenticated the date wheel, and they still replaced it at no additional cost. That my friends is customer service!Herein lies my issue. The refinishing or lack thereof was quite disappointing