Diving In Grand Cayman With Oris Watches Video Part 3
As the old adage says, all good things must come to and end, and earning a dive certification in Grand Cayman with Oris watches was certainly a good thing. Heck - it was a great thing, and we were fortunate enough to share this experience with great people the whole way through.After earning their certification the previous day (video part 2), Ariel and Zach close out this series by completing their first certified dive at the sunken USS Kittiwake. Check out the video for some fantastic underwater shots, and perhaps, a deeper appreciation for one of the most popular genres in sports watches. oris.ch

luxurious Cartier Ballon Bleu Extra-Flat Watch
The labels have no sense, but they are fun to say. As you can see, the ball blue flat Extra is pretty darn thin on the wrist. Cartier is not even publish the thickness of the case. I didn't measure it check out, but now I can not say the measure. Then how flat is the watch? Extra flat.To be fair, the actual thickness of a thin watch really matter unless you want to ask you the thinnest in the world, as is the case with certain Piaget watches.

New gold jumbo
The story of why I decided to buy a Royal Oak is covered in the thread on my 15400 purchase a couple months ago.Since then, I've been second guessing my decision not to get it in all gold. I have other PM pieces, but they're all in white gold. Then I tried the 15400 in all gold and even though I prefer that size in steel or two tone, I realized I really wanted 39mm if I was going full gold. TRF to the rescue with the 15202OR recommendation a few days ago. Made a good deal with Thanh (he's always the man), and today my new gold jumbo arrived!Pics...

Question about switching from deployant / deployment clasp to tang buckle
I have persevered with the deployant / deployment clasp on my 5140G for a month or so, have had an extra hole put in the strap by PP and have even had PP reverse the strap for me, which has been touted on here as a solution to uncomfortable depolyants. But I have now decided that I and the deployant are never going to be friends, and that the time has come for a change. Someone has generously gifted me a genuine PP WG tang buckle, so I now need to sort out a strap. I think that at the PP Salon they told me, but only in passing, that one can't simply put a tang buckle on a deployant strap. But maybe that is just something they do not do as a matter of principle, or maybe it requires some work done on the strap which they do not undertake. Hence my main question: has anyone managed to recycle a PP deployant strap for use with a tang buckle ?As a further question, how much should I expect to pay at the PP Salon for a real Alligator with large rectangular scales in glossy black strap

116500 from AD - Where should I start my search?
Hey guys! I've inquired at all of my local ADs and no luck so now I turn to the experts... any help is appreciated!