Help with C series 5402
This watch is supposed to be a C series, but the AP logo is on top, not the bottom. I know for the A series it would definitely be on the bottom and don't recall seeing any other C series with the logo on top, but don't know if this true for all C series. Also, I have never seen a blue dial on a 5402, but I'm not an expert. If you are, I would really appreciate your thoughts on the authenticity and originality of this piece. More photos are available if needed.Thanks

Finally a Diver
Pull the trigger for a Diver finally!!After getting the ROO Chrono a month ago, I must confess that I am deeply attracted to the beauty of AP, especially the Diver. Upon a sudden call from the AD with a good deal on discount plus the AP bug bitten hard lately, I take this back home finally.Here's some pics to share with you.Here's the side by side with the Chrono. They look very similar but dissimilar - to be honest, I'm liking the Diver more now. But I like to see the AP logo on the Chrono more.Here's the side by side with my all time favourite, Sub-Date. The Sub-Date looks really small although it is only 2mm smaller. I must say that AP wins on the edge of design and more eye catching while Rolex wins my trust on its accuracy and ruggedness.Given the Chrono and Diver is such a close look, I will try to write more on the comparison later when I have time.Getting two AP in two months time - I must be crazy and AP addicted!!My next step is to get a shorter rubber strap for the Diver

Good price for a Montbrilliant?
Hey guys, just found a montbriliant online, seller is asking 2290 euros (around $2800). was wondering if this is a good price? description below:Navitimer Montbrillant with Box and Papers. Mint condition. Brand new Black Calf strap with buckle (unworn). SpecificationsModel: MontbrillantProduction Years: September 2005Gender: MensCase Materials : SteelMovement: Breitling 41i1158.photobucket/albums/...tbrillant2.jpgThanks in advance guys!

AT 8500, with Si Spring
Hi,I went to a local AD and confirmed that the latest Aqua Terra 38.5mm has the Si Spring. I witnessed that on the ownership card and also by looking at the PVD balance wheel. In tiny white letters I could just barely make out the Si. Keep in mind that there are 2 versions of the AT 8500 with different model numbers.If you are in the market for the AT, I would highly suggest you insist on looking at the ownership card for the symbol and matching it against the serial on the back. Finally, pull the crown to stop the balance wheel and depending on how young your eyes are (otherwise bring a loupe), you should be able to just catch the Si symbol depending on where the balance wheel positioned itself.Current 2012 list price: $5600It's disappointing that Omega has quietly upgraded there models.

Most will think I'm crazy
I'm considering moving my 114060 Sub and picking up a TT DJ41. I posted a while back and If I'm not mistaken someone else posted a similar thread about falling out of love with a certain piece or the brand in general. I haven't fallen out of love with the brand and really haven't fallen out of love with the Sub. My first Rolex was a TT 1601, long retired except for a few times a year. Like everyone else I'm under the spell that 36mm is now too small for a man's watch. I am a bigger guy as well. I am self employed and dress very causally for work, the sub often fits in perfect with what I wear. When I get home I typically take it off and do something outside around the farm. I don't have to have a watch for a daily but I've got the Sub so I wear it most days. Fast forward to as of late and I am now finding myself eyeing the DJ41's especailly the TT white dial and slate roman dials. I'm a bit old fashioned, unlike most I like a TT watch, always have. Of course the Sub will be