Glash��tte Original Senator Observer Adds Luminous Highlights for 2015
Several years ago, Glash��tte Original introduced its first Senator Observer, a limited-edition, white-gold timepiece that celebrated the memory of German watchmaker Julius Assmann and famed explorer Roald Amundsen. It was modeled on the traditional observation watches (more widely known as “deck watches”) made in the German town of Glash��tte, which were used by navigators to determine a ship’s position at sea. In 2012, an unlimited version in a stainless steel case with two dial options, made its debut. This year, the brand launches the first Glash��tte Original Senator Observer with luminous material on its dial.Assmann was one of the legendary watchmakers who established the industry in Glash��tte, located in the German state of Saxony. His firm specialized in the manufacture of observation watches and marine chronometers, which were renowned for their? precision and reliability, particularly under extreme weather conditions. Pioneering explorers such as Amundsen, who

Other good features in the application are technical information of Fun Hublot iPhone
Other good features in the application are technical information for many of the watches of the brand, and 360 degree displays several Hublot watches that have been taken on a special camera to the window. Hublot more developed a game that is based on the fact that mechanics need to be wound watches and a "testing" mode where you can use the functions of a few Hublot watches, which also show the exact time that place of the clock internal to your iPhone.

Can some omega experts help me with this dial to see if it's original? Thanks
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Just for fun
If you had the possibility, financial and relation wise, as Patek does it but in very rare occasions, and only for serious PP collectors who have invested quite a lot on the brand already, to have a unique Patek made out for you, either changes in an existing model or something totally new, what would you ask for?For me very simple, a 5712P obviously, and with the kind of blue dial as in the 5711P, that would be a stunning watch...

strange bracelet squeak (not what you think)
So it's not my first post, or watch or whatever. I've experienced and enjoyed the infamous bracelet squeak a many times. But I just got my 116610LV back from service, after about three years of regular daily type wear. I have no idea what they did, but the bracelet squeak is back It's no where near as loud and prevalent as a brand new watch, but it's there.Weird! You think it's just from a really deep cleaning? They didn't polish the watch btw.More about the service if you're interested.