Tissot Sea Touch Diving Watch: Officially Announced
While I knew it was coming, the official announcement for the Tissot Sea Touch watch is here. In early January I picked up rumblings on the Internet of a new Tissot T-Touch watch called the Sea Touch (read more about it in the link). Some prototype images and speculation aside, it was pretty obvious what the new diving-centric T-Touch line watch was all about. It is now clear that there will be rubber and steel bracelet versions. The case of the watch will be steel as well (not titanium as I previous speculated, as at the T-Touch Expert is made). That is OK, as steel has proved to be an excellent material for diving watches. As for the sapphire touch screen crystal, I am so happy that it seems to work underwater and with gloves.The Sea Touch is all about diving looks and diving features. While the T-Touch is a capable diving watch, it's functions are designed for land use. The Sea Touch adds a depth gauge, dive log book, and various important information like rates of ascent and descen

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Found: Two Pairs Of Vintage Gerald Genta Designed Eyeglasses, For Sale
While the great Gerald Genta is best known for his work in the wristwatch space �C designing not only Audemars Piguet's landmark model �C the Royal Oak �C but also Patek Philippe's Nautilus, and IWC's Ingenieur SL and more, Genta himself longed for a much larger career in product design. At times, he battled his own own success in watches �C a success that many would dream of �C when he struck out to build a name in other verticals. And today, we've found two examples of such an an item �C Japanese-made, Genta-designed eyeglasses, both brand new with boxes and papers, for sale. 1 OF 3 These Japanese-made, Genta-designed frames feature much of the same design language as the Royal Oak and Nautilus. One of Genta's least well known forays into product design was that of a highly limited run of eyeglasses made in Japan during the late '70s and early 1980s. They were produced under the Gerald Genta name, and feature much of the same design language as found in his early and mos

AP and Las Vegas
Does anyone know what is going on with AP in LV? the only dealer now is the store in the lobby of the Venetian (store in forum shops closed), and that store is pretty poorly stocked. Seems like they are letting the brand wither and die in LV, or perhaps clearing the way for a boutique? Compared to almost every other brand AP seems to be MIA in LV. Thoughts?

Jubilee band on a 116622 yachtmaster.
I have a older style jubilee band that I want to try to put on my 116622, I know the end links I have now won't work so my question is what end links and spring bars should I get for this to work. Thanks for any advice