Formex 4 Speed DS 2000 GMT Watch Perfect For Diving Or Racing
Formex is one of those brands I love to notice, but doesn't seem to get the public attention it deserves. Which is a shame given how nice some of their watches are. The mantra of Formex seems to be a melding of watch and race car technology. As such, the signature tech feature that is unique to Formex and found in each of their watches is a patented shock absorption system (they call it a suspension system). It is really simple actually, and nifty. The watch case itself is attached via a vertically gliding fastener to a plate.The plate contains the lugs to which the bracelet is attached. In the event of shock, the watch case is able to independently move a little bit up and down. It's just a cool little system to have.The design of the watch is a combination of tool shed tech and traditional diver watch. From a distance the appearance of the DS 2000 GMT is of a strong looking diving watch. Upon closer inspection you realize all the little features that make the Formex unique. The full

Some of the products of Alain Silberstein Watches Company include tourbillion, jewelry watches
Some of the products of Alain Silberstein Watches Company include tourbillion, jewelry watches, sports chronograph watches as well as perpetual calendar. And all these watches have diamonds including art watches that possess cloisonned dials. All these beautify the watch maker's productions.

2017 Novelty
I was very excited to be able to try out the new model today. Although they are prototype, the weight and dimensions should be near identical to the real thing.I was most excited to try on the 6006, I feel in love with the busy and controversial dial recently. However, I am a bit disappointed, now my quest to try the old model 6000 begins.My wrist size is a bit less than 6.5 inches.Sent from my ONE E1003 using Tapatalk

GMT 16700 Service Help in Baltimore
Last year I bought my 16700 Pepsi GMT through the forums from springer. It was a great transaction and everything was as promised. Today I noticed that it has stopped running. It winds and sets perfectly, but the second hand does not advance once the crown is secured. I gave my wrist a shake and noticed about 1 second of movement before the second hands stops and oscillates slightly. This is repeatable. Looking for some advice as to what the issue may be and any recommendations for local service in Baltimore area. I have a video of the oscillation, but can't seem to post it at the moment. Thanks!ChadSent from my SM-G950U1 using Tapatalk

Is my AD full of it?
Hi folks. I have unfortunately not been able to be active here for a while. Back in 2016, I searched high and low for an AD that would negotiate substantially. I finally found one, bought my first Rolex, and have been referring many family, friends, and Forum members to them with great success. Fast forward to yesterday, I contacted the owner with a request for a friend, and below was his reply - which is totally out of character. My question is if there is any truth to his response, or is he full of it, like the typical Rolex AD is?All Rolex's on serious backorder and allocation. Especially models like the Sky Dweller's. I�m afraid the days of any substantial discounts, even for good customers, is over.