Pop Star Mika Wears Brown Dial Piaget Altiplano watch
Swiss watchmaker and jeweller Piaget is a proper wrist in the pop star Mika in the music video for her single "rain ' album The Boy Who Knew Too Much." The day before, which gets a fair bit or screen time in the video, is the version of chocolate dial of the Altiplano 40 mm. The Altiplano ultra-thin model is a standard-bearer of Piaget and this variant is not much press it's nice to see the watch out and about. Apart from the color of the dial and gold 18 carats of rose of the case, this model is the same in all directions as the regular Altiplano.

18mm buckle
Hello, Does anyone know where I can get a 18mm stainless genuine buckle?Thank you.

Some Pics of My new Railmaster 39mm
this one arrived on my wrist over the weekend. this watch was purchased for my wedding watch. this might stay on the wrist for quite some time actually. this is by far my most comfortable Omega to wear. maybe it's the 39mm dia or the fact that is sits for flush to my wrist...who knows. all i know is i'm lovin it.

Incominggggg
Hello All:Thanks to all the enablers on this forum. Several days ago I acquired the 5711, which was a watch I have been drooling over for a long time. I love so many things about the watch. The blue dial is stunning and has such a wide variation of colors as evidenced by my photos below...I can stare at it for hours. The bracelet is gorgeous and probably the most comfortable SS bracelet I have ever had. I have worn this with a suit and with jeans and a t-shirt, and I find the watch to be pretty versatile. I have no regrets as making this my daily watch or that I gave up some great pieces to get into my personal grail. My only slight concern is that I have noticed some hair pinching when the watch slides. Has anyone else experienced this with this watch and if so, how do I fix this? The watch fits pretty well and has a little room to slide, but I'm wondering if it is worth investing in a half link and hoping that it won't slide as much? Any and all feedback is greatly apprec

Rolex ain��t kidding when they claim...
tighter spec than COSC with -2/+2. For my past watches with 31XX generation movement, timekeeping over certain days deviate average of 0-2 seconds which is superb compared to rest of the brand but daily deviation around 3-4 seconds sometimes depending on rest position and power reserve.The newer movement (at least for the Sky D), is consistently 0 Sec deviation EVERY day for past 2 months, regardless of resting position. What sorcery is this??