Baume Mercier Men's 8607 Hampton Automatic Chronograph Watch
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Where to get a Screw for the rod that holds wristband to watch case 15707ce
Somehow lost the screw to the rod holding the watchband to the watch case....where's the quickest place to source one?Or do I have to call Clearwater?Sent from my Zeitwerk

Can I push the buttons underwater
Maybe this has been asked before. But........ Is it safe to push the stopwatch buttons on the Speedmaster underwater. F.ex. for timing when swimming?

5131 Questions
Has anyone heard if they will stop making this reference due to the introduction of the 5230 and if they eventually come out with a platinum version do you guys think it will be a 5131P or 5231P? After reading about the 5230 it was brought to my attention that some of the city names have been changed on this piece and Moscow relocated which makes me wonder if PP would still continue to make the 5131 as is, modify the city ring, or discontinue. Below is from watchcollectinglifestyle (Mods, I hope it is OK that I referenced a website)Some time zones have meanwhile been assigned different city names, for instance Dubai instead of Riyadh or Brisbane instead of Noumea, to mention only two. Formerly, Moscow was located in the UTC+4 zone, but the Russian capital has now shifted one hour closer to Western Europe, relocating to UTC+3. From time to time, such changes make it necessary to modify the place names on the city scales of World Time watches. This is why Patek Philippe is discontinuin

16600: 10 Year Retirement Anniversary
Can't believe it's been 10 years since the SEA-DWELLER 16600 was retired and the DEEP-SEA made its debut.If I remember correctly 16600 was retired with a price of USD $6200 and DSSD debuted at USD $8000.I've been lucky to have my Z series since 2011 after finding it NOS in a tiny AD, and although I love seeing the new releases every year, I'm happy having this one as my everyday watch. The only Rolex that still hunts me (although not enough to pay today's crazy prices) is the GMT-MASTER II 16710 as it's a bit more comfortable and the GMT feature is awesome. To know I could've bought it BNIB from an AD when I purchased my first Rolex (a DJ) in 2007....Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk