It's back!
Greetings TRF,It is with a lot of pride and joy that I tell you that I got my vintage Audemars Piguet back from my watchmaker tonight. When I bought it I was very happy until I realized that it had a small problem......Indeed, with its dial on top the balance wheel would slow down and eventually stop, thus making the watch impossible to wear for a full day. Normally I would have worked on it myself, I did service my Jaeger-Lecoultre and quite a few other watches of mine, however, after thinking about it I thought that it would be better to ask an experience watchmaker with a good reputation to service such a thin movement. Don't get me wrong, I would have loved to do it myself and I do need to build up confidence but with such a caliber I figured it would be better to be safe than sorry...Now my pictures aren't very good as they're dark but believe me, the movement is much cleaner than it was when I got it (I was going to have it cleaned anyway but this small balance wheel problem made

AP RO debate 14500 or 26320
Hi Everybody,Been lurking here for a while, my heart is set out for an AP 14500ST or AP ROC 26320ST.But for the life of me I cannot find a proper review of the 2632.Can anybody shed some light into the matter?Thank you!

Speedmaster Pro 3750.50
What is considered a good deal for a brand NIB speedy pro? I can get 30% off for a BNIB from an AD here in NYC. Is that good? I know for rolex that would be amazing on most models, but how does that discount fare on an Omega Speedy?The MSRP is $4500 btw - so the price to me would be $3150.Thoughts?

SMP & PO review. Not a vs. review
I was on another forum where someone asked if he should get a PO and SMP. I wrote a review about it as I am fortunate enough to have both. I thought I'd post it here too.Watched uses are the SMP 2541 Quartz and PO 42mm Co-Axial.WEAR/STYLINGSMP:The SMP wears a lot thinner then the PO. This makes the SMP a fantastic watch for dressier occasions. I have never had any problems with fitting the SMP under a shirt cuff. Size wise they are about he same diameter. Although it makes a good formal watch, it is also suited for causal and even down right beach wear. Omega got it correct with the styling here. The wave dial give is a fantastic look depending on how the light hits it. It looks like a true divers watch.PO:The PO has more wrist presence for sure. It is thicker then the SMP. I wear it to work. My job is semi-casual so I wear a shirt but dont have the cuffs buttoned up. It sits higher on the wrist but not overly high. It wears more smart-causal to casual and outdoor activity then formal.

Yet another BLNR on a 97200 bracelet pic.
I know there are 1,000,000 of them, but now there's 1,000,001. I just couldn't get used to the polished center links of the OEM like I thought I would so I found a Sub Glidelock bracelet and snatched it up (wanted to keep my SubC bracelet on my SubC solely). I like this look exponentially more.