Traser H3 Aviator B��cker Watch Collection
This newer collection from Swiss Traser H3 is their first aviator watch collection that I am aware of. it is also the only aviator style watch that I am familiar with that utilizes tritium gas tubes. Traser is actually part of MB Microtec, which is the only firm in the world that makes the small illuminating gas tubes and on Traser watches they call it "Trigalight." There are three watches in the collection and they are each meant as an homage to the three most famous German B��cker planes of the pre WWII era. Each watch is named for the plane it is in honor of. While not needing to couple with a classic plane, it is a common thing to do with aviator watches, and such "couplings" are common with most any type of watch for that matter. B��cker started in the 1930s and made a series of very agile and study planes use for a variety of purposes including stunt flying and pilot training. See the plane below the watch it is meant to represent. Each of the watches comes in a 46mm wide stainles

my AP returns
I got my AP 6months ago and unknowingly used it on a night out with a huge group where i got quite a few scratches on the bezel and bracelet... i couldnt get over the fact because they werent normal wear and tear scratches but rather quite a lot which happened due to bumps and contacts at a party.. which made me take a decision to send it to AP after 2 weeks of purchase for restoring back to original and change of new bezel..i paid a bomb but im so happy to have it back.. here are some wrist shots..btw, it didnt return with a travel case from AP when i picked it up from my AD in Hong Kong and i asked them but they said it never came with any.. i verified based on documents that came with it that it truly went to AP clear water.. any thoughts on that..?

Speedy 60:th checked in! Some more pictures...
At the moment its resting in the box. But snapped a few pics before I tucked it down.

History of my 243
Gents, I am trying to find out about my watch. It is an I series 2006 243. Purchased by the original owner at Tourneau in N.Y back in Dec 2006. At some point in its life it has been PVD coated and when I purchased some time ago it was unworn. I am trying to establish where and when the PVD was applied. I will get some pictures up over the weekend.Hope someone can help.Cheers.

My First Rolex. The Yacht-master
I got my first Rolex today from Alfred. A 16622 A serial Yachtmaster. The watch is in great shape, the bracelet is much more stretched than I was expecting but for the price it's worth getting fixed on my own. I took a couple pics to share with you guys. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk