Last night I attended Inside Basel
It was hosted by Watchtime and sponsored by BMW. The only problem is that AUDEMARS PIGUET didn't show up! It's the only reason I went. I was so disappointed. Watchtime advertised that AP would be there and they no show! I spoke with the event coordinator because I thought maybe I was missing something but I wasn't. They said AP no showed because of an event they we're having in Miami.

When did you acquire your first AP?
Hello everyone, Ive been a frequent reader of these forums for a few months now and have also spent some time on Watch You Seek. I am twenty two years old, recent graduate working as a Yacht Insurance Underwriter at the moment. I have a decent chunk of cash saved up but am timid to blow a good percentage of it on a watch. I do not have any loans and I am in the clear financially at this point in life (no debt). In my collection I own an Omega Seamaster 2254.50 on Rubber, and a Gshock DW5600ms as my beater. I am all about the dive watches and I have literally been dreaming about owning an AP diver on rubber. This watch is absolutely beautiful and functional for many aspects of my life as I spend a lot of time working on the water. Ill cut to the chase here as I only have a two relatively simple questions. At what age did you first acquire an AP? Being an expensive watch was it a young age that you felt the compulsive urge to simply purchase as a strong un-regretable desire? Or have the

Speedy Redux? Just don't.
The only watch ever that quit working while on my wrist for no apparent reason is that unhealthy combination of a cheap Eta ticker with a non-fitting chrono module. I've talked to several very knowledgeable guys within the trade (who downright refused to try servicing it), and it basically comes down to the unfortunate facts I'm quoting here from another website, as this is the last effort I make regarding an Omega (Obviously Mechanical Garbage) Automatic Redux: Stay away, pals. You don't want this piece of ****. I've heard privately from several different people who have talked to watchmakers that the chronograph module in the reduced is a exceedingly difficult one to service... The time module, which is essentially a SeMP (non-chronograph) movement is is not at issue, however the word on the internet is that the chronograph module is nearly impossible to service or adjust for even the most technically adept watchmakers who speed though other common Omega Movements (c.321, c.x86x, c.1

Bad time to buy a 5711/1a blue?
I've been going back and forth for a few months now and have fallen for the Blue 5711 hard. The problem however is in the past couple months the grey market prices have really taken off and starting to seem borderline ridiculous with preowned pieces at just under 30k now. Question is is this just a temporary bump or will this be the new norm? Seems like an awful big jump in just a couple months.

Sticking date on my 5127
Sadly my 5127R has developed the sticking date issue. The watch just turned 2 years (warranty expired 2 months ago since I purchased it from an AD). However, I have worn the watch only occasionally. Very frustrating. Anyone else with this experience?