REMINDER: New York watches-dealer Event With Girard-Perregaux July 25th
We would like to remind New York City and surrounding area residents that July 25th, 2013 is the evening of the watches-dealer & Girard-Perregaux Summer Soiree event at the Girard-Perregaux Boutique on Madison Avenue. The event begins at 6pm and continues at the adjacent Club Macanudo next door at 8pm. We have a bit more room for guests at the boutique, and anyone unable to get a space can join us at Club Macanudo.All the relevant details can be found here when we announced our evening of horological entertainment with Girard-Perregaux. All participants must RSVP and be confirmed. Note that the deadline for RSVPing is July 22nd. Please e-mail RSVP@watches-dealerwatches-dealer

accuracy fluctuation
Hi, I'm a little bummed right now. I got my AP Diver 15710 in August. It's been running +8 seconds fast per day consistently since I got it. I'd like +2 - +4 seconds at the most but okay. I contacted Clearwater who were super informative and helped me out extensively in strap choices and bracelet info including pics etc. However, I was told the tolerance is +12 seconds for the 3120 movement but I was still able to send it in for an evaluation. So, that said, I figured I'd hold off and wait until I send it in for the service extension. Until now. I didn't wear the watch much since Wednesday. But I did wind it 30 times on Thursday and again 15 times before putting it on Saturday morning. Mid Saturday the girlfriend quoted a time and I said she was wrong. She held up her phone and showed me. I look at my watch which was slow by about 4 minutes. I double checked with my phone and she was correct. I reset my watch to my Watchville reference time. And checked exactly 12 hours

Vintage Omega Seamaster options and values
I am looking for a beater or daily wear Seamaster, probably mid 60's vintage. Prefer the automatic movements, but not completely opposed to a manual wind.Can be date model or not.Smaller case (as seems the norm) 34mm +/-Black/White or silver dial.Stainless case.Original patina/wear and such is fine and actually preferred, I want this as a working daily wear watch. Even mild dial/hand degradation is fine and very light scratching of crystal.Fleabay has a ton of them in all conditions and prices, is there a GOOD guide to them and a rough idea on values. They seem to vary all over.What models/movements do you recommend and examples The Deville is a fine looking model, are there others in the same style vein?I am more familiar with vintage Rolex, all my current Omegas are of new purchase (Seamaster AT 2500. Seamaster Pro 300m, and Speedy Pro)Thanks guys

Mind if I "chime" in??
Wanted to share a pic of this 5078P with its gorgeous enamel dial. Though very simply and understated, it's truly a work of art!

Here it is!
OK...sorry about the other thread with no pic. If you didn't see it or know what I'm talking about, it's probably just as well. Steve, you were right, my brother. You know me too well! Merry Christmas to all my TRF family!