H. Moser & Cie. Appoints New CEO
The Board of Directors of Moser Group AG has announced that it has appointed Dr. Christof Zuber as the new CEO of the Moser Group AG effective February 6. Zuber replaces Dr. J��rgen Lange, who will step back from his operational responsibilities. As a member of the Board of Directors, Lange will assist in product development and brand representation. The Moser Group states that with these moves, it is ready to carry out necessary major developments such as investing in production capacity, and to continue building its brand. The Board of Directors said that with Dr. Lange’s support and Dr. Zuber’s experience, the Moser Group will be able to move successfully into the future.The Moser Group AG is a holding company that includes 3 entities:– Moser Schaffhausen AG with its well-regarded watch brand H. Moser & Cie., which was relaunched in 2005– Precision Engineering AG, a specialized manufacturer of escapements and hairsprings.– MSG AG Manufacturing Suppor

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Screen capture from AP's site .. note the Availability to be Confirmed legend towards the bottom. Anybody has any info?Thanks!

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Hey Everyone:I'm in the market for an AP Royal Oak. Either 15300st or 15400st.Unfortunately, the only AP dealer in town has sold out of 15300ST models so I have no way to see if the 39mm case will fit me.Anyone know how the AP RO fits (larger, same, smaller) compared to any of the standard 40mm Rolex models (GMT II, Sub, Expl II) as I do have those watches to compare to.Regards,M

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Sorry if this has been asked and answered previously, but I can't find a thread link. I am looking at a 16710 W series and noticed that the crown has a double dash under the coronet. What does that signify as I thought there was only one dash to represent a twin-lock crown system?A friend thinks it might have something to do with the type of metal or it could be the lowest of the water proof ratings, eg: 2 dots is on the gmt's 3 dots is Subs and Seadwellers Appreciate someone helping me clarify this.