Sale on Breitlings ... Ladies
The Finks in Charlotte is selling all their Breitlings at 35% off ... old prices! NO BOXES. FYI.

Numbers stamped on what part of the movement?
Just looking at movement numbers and notice all the 186 and 1861s have the movement number stamped/engraved on the same particular part. Can you tell me what this part is called? Is it the wheel Bridge? I know it seems an odd question, but for my own education, isn't this part made and stamped independently and then most likely thrown into a parts bin to be pulled out at some point in the future when the movement is being assembled - if this is so then a 33.XXX.XXX movement may be in stock a year or two before say a 29.XXX.XXX which is finally pulled from the parts bin. Just throwing it out there. So, on this basis, an Omega movement number is no real guarantee of year just a range of production within a range of years. Yes? No? Like to hear your thoughts on this small distraction?

Which is your favourite PP World Timer
Just a bit of fun as the 5110 has a really strong fan base and the 5130 has a lot of haters due to the hands. I am not convinced the new 5230 has hit it on the head but seems to have gone back to the 5110 rots. Yes I know the 5110P is wonderful and I am sure someone is going to post that they love the 5575...but those aren't the choices!!

Rolex in Madrid
Hi everyone. One of my friend will have a business trip in Madrid, Spain next month. He agreed to help me buying a Rolex (what I am trying to decide between EXP1, OP 36mm blue dial (116000) and OP 39mm blue dial (114300).I'd appreciate if any of you here can tell me a store to buy. And normally how much discount can I get with these models above? (In singapore, I get 8% discount for the OP without any effort).Thank you for reading.

Hey, let's go get a Rolex today!
I made a deal with another collector on a Rolex a few days ago, and the email came from FedEx letting me know the package I asked to have held at their location was ready for my retrieval. Oh boy! Wanna come along on the errand with me?Over coffee I enjoyed the view of this beautiful morning in its cold, crisp starkness, and I reflected on the adventures of Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay, who relied on early Oyster Perpetual watches in conditions tougher than these when they climbed Mount Everest.[IMG]IMG_0291 by Tony Cariffe, on Flickr[/IMG]Since I wouldn't be traveling by dog sled to retrieve my package, I figured my Omega Aqua Terra was suitable equipment for the trip. I wonder if Sir Edmund or Tenzing liked Omega watches, too...IMG_0293 by Tony Cariffe, on FlickrAh, here we are!IMG_0294 by Tony Cariffe, on FlickrNow, seeing as it's Saturday, and since the weather is so nice, and I just happen to have my clubs in the trunk, I decided to get a little golf in before going ho