Nice Surprise With The Zodiac Automatic Titanium Watch
I didn't speak very fondly of the last Zodiac watch I reviewed a while ago. That was the Zodiac ZMX 03, which just had too many design problems in my opinion. The situation is different with this Automatic Titanium watch (ZMX-04 ZO8510). The design here is well thought out, and all the pieces are in the right places. Best of all, the Zodiac designers figured out an effective solution to one of the biggest design problems I've been seeing on modern watches.Like most modern Zodiac watches, the design of this watch is a combination of a diver's watch and a pilots watch. The numerals, coloring, crown, and contrasting dial colors all scream pilot watch. While the case, strap, and hands all yell diver watch. Suffice it to say this watch is a combination of the two. The case is large at 48mm wide, and probably pretty thick - though with the titanium case and rubber strap that watch is more than likely to be extremely light.The hands on this watch really speak to me. They are big, but not nece

Pic request Navitimer with diamond bezel
I wanted to see if anyone has a pic of a Navitimer with a diamond bezel? Sorry If this a re-post.SCROLL DOWN HAVE PHOTOS

Omega sought watch???
Which model can anyone tell me is the most sought watch in Omega brand? I know Rolex is SS Daytona. Very hard to find.

Which 5960s Are Discontinued?
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Missing Warranty Card
Hi guys,My dad has a Rolex that is still under warranty. Basically the watch stopped moving and he needs to have it repaired.The warranty card is in the box but he cannot find it. He brought a copy of the receipt to the service center in Manila, but they insist he needs to bring the warranty card. The watch was bought in Belgium.Does he really need the warranty card to claim the warranty? My understanding is that Rolex would know the details of that watch including the warranty. He is the first owner of the watch and it was bought from an AD.Thank you for your help.