Breaking News: The Swatch Group Announces Stephen Urquhart��s Decision To Retire, And Names Omega��s New President
Major news out of Biel, Switzerland, this morning: The Swatch Group has announced the appointment of a new president at Omega, following Stephen Urquhart's decision to retire.Mr. Urquhart, 69, had been Omega's president and CEO since 1999, and was an important member of the Swatch Group Extended Group Management Board. He retires in June, but will continue to work closely with Omega as a consultant on special projects. His decision comes during a crucial time for Omega, just weeks after Baselworld and months before the Summer Olympics in Rio, its single largest communications operation of the year.Replacing him at the top on June 1 will be Raynald Aeschlimann. Mr. Aeschlimann has been a member of the Extended Group Management Board since 2013, and currently serves as the Vice President and International Director of Sales at Omega.In a separate communiqu��, the Swatch Group announced the departure of another member of the Extended Group Management Board. Responsible for the group's legal

Question about royal oak perpetual calendar?
Hey guys I had a quick question for you. I was wondering if it would be possible to swap out the AP folding clasp on the 39mm perpetual calendar skeleton with the newer style butterfly clasp found on the 15202? And if so, what are my chances of getting AP to actually sell me the spare part? Also, is it possible to put the calendar on a strap? Are there any structural differences on the the bracelet & strap models that prevents swapping out?Thanks guys, any info would be greatly appreciated.(Not my pic, for reference only, link - ap.watchprosite/show-foru...al-achivement/ )

Incoming Speedmaster
I love the history of this watch.

A beautiful Saturday morning in Adelaide
and I am wearing my Omega De Ville Constellation Chronometer today.One of the most photogenic watches in my collection.Show me your Omegas.

What��s the point?
Of Rolex making all of these cool sport model watches and then if you have cash in hand you can't find one. I stopped by my local AD last week the guy who's real nice btw told me he only sees a few come in of each model yearly. Such as Batman, hulk, Daytona's, deepblues etc. Really what's the point just to keep prices high?Or something else?I'm not a watch expert and I only own one Rolex so maybe for me the answer is not so obvious.