Glash��tte Original Unveils Redesigned Pano Collection
“Don’t mess with success” is a mantra to which many watch brands subscribe; German luxury watch brand Glash��tte Original, on the other hand, has adopted another piece of advice: “Don’t rest on your laurels.” As proof, witness the company’s subtle, yet significant, redesigns in its popular Pano Collection of timepieces, from which four new models made their debut last month at Baselworld. Click below for info, pricing and wallpaper images of the new watches. The Pano watches arrived on the watch scene 12 years ago with the debut of the first PanoRetroGraph �� a chronograph with an eye-catching asymmetrical dial and “retro” chronograph mechanism with 30-minute counter. A limited edition of 50 pieces in platinum that quickly sold out, it was succeeded by the first PanoGraph model in 2002, which incorporated many elements of the design, as did subsequent models like the PanoMatic Lunar, PanoReserve and PanoInverse.The Pano watches making

New ceramic on new OEM strap custom stitched by AP
Bought and Installed yesterday at Clearwater Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

OMEGA Boutique in-store service
Just an FYI: The OMEGA Boutiques are instituting on-site technicians who can pressure test, rate check, and regulate watches in the store. The Beverly Center (Los Angeles) location already has theirs. I had my Aqua Terra 8500 rate tested last month when I went for the 2014 Basel previewing.I just got back from there this morning and had my Seamaster Pro 300M 2220.80.00 regulated because it was running fast (+10 sec per day in my rough testing; +7.1 sec per day according to the machine).Not all boutiques have a tech right now, so call first. I was told that most of the US boutiques will have a technician on staff by early 2015.

Old Omega Dial
Can anyone identify this old dial. I googled it and think it's an early PloProf dial. Any chance it's worth anything in current condition?

Can the 16600 be fitted with new blue lume dial?
Hello RF, I asked this question in another thread, but it will be lost in there I suspect.I am new to the world of Rolex and have decided that the 16600 is the watch for me, I find it more comfortable to wear than the larger cased 114060 Sub.My question though: I really like the new blue lume that Rolex use. Has anyone had a 16600 SeaDweller serviced recently and know if the dial and hands can be replaced with the new blue lume?Thank you.