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The clear message to monitor companies is paramount interest of the people for the purchase of watches nice they that they function well for the purpose for which they were made. Looking good is important, but second best. See IWC Watches on eBay here. See Watches IWC on Amazon here. IWC Portuguese 7 days SS reserve power box paper 2010.

INDUSTRY NEWS: JFK Speedy Advertising
Please note that the US President in this message does not endorse this ad. This is a brand new advertisement campaign from Omega with permission from the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation. The ads will not be limited to the US, as this international campaign is part of a larger effort by Omega to increase demand for the brand worldwide. Recent efforts include the opening of a flagship store on 5th Avenue in New York City, as well as a celebrity appearance by Michael Phelps (which makes sense as Omega is the official Olympics watch).The Kennedy connection is of course possible due to licensing from the John F. Kennedy Library Foundation that owns Kennedy's image's right of publicity. The idea behind the campaign is that because the Omega Speedmaster Professional was the official watch used by US astronauts, and eventually saw its way to the moon, it has a connection with John F. Kennedy who was instrumental in advancing US efforts to visit the moon and fund the space program. He was k

Servicing a Patek
How often do you or are you planning on servicing a Patek?There guideline state 3 to 5 years where Rolex recomends 5 to 7 years. Is there any reason there guidelines are for a more frequent service.Do you plan on using any different guidelines than what you do with your other brands in regards to servicing?Is there any difference in the frequency (not price) of servicing a less or more complicated piece?

Official Platinum Yachtmaster Thread
Just picked up the last year made random serial 16622... amazing. Heres my contribution

AD Sales Rep Told Me This Was Fake...
I've noticed recently there's been a few threads inquiring about how to verify and authenticate a watch. It got me thinking about something that happened to me on Long Island about 4 years ago.My dad was considering selling a vintage Rolex Day-date 1803 and I was going to help him do a little research and leg work. We had no idea what it was worth and I wasn't a member on the forum yet (not that you're allowed to ask), but point being, I had nowhere to turn.The closest Rolex AD was Tourneau in Huntington at the Walt Whitman Mall.I called in advance and brought the watch in. The sales rep straight up embarrassed me, or at least tried to. He looked at the watch, and immediately blew me off saying it was fake. I told him I seriously doubt that, and he literally proceed to ignore me. I said Excuse me! is there a watchmaker here who can verify what you're saying? He seemed pissed that I even asked, but still he went in the back and chat with the watch maker for a couple minutes. He