First Look at the Gavox Avidiver
Last October at Wind-Up: NYC, I got a sneak peek at a prototype watch by Gavox that was very exciting. As you might recall, last time we discussed Gavox, who are a small brand with fairly bold ambitions, they had redefined the quartz pilot with their Aurora watch. One of the first watches to use a Soprod Mecatronic movement, it took an analog aviator design and gave it the functionality of a digital watch with an impressive array of complications. Their newest watch continues their pursuit of original variations on the pilot with a mechanical concept that is meant to excel above and below land; the Avidiver.At a glance, the Avidiver appears to be a dual crown aviator watch, presumably with an internal bezel. However, the second crown doesna�?t control the bezel, but rather the bright orange triangle seen at 12. By positioning the triangle at various points across the dial, one can set a second time zone (such as with a Zulu bezel), or track their elapsed time (as with a typical dive be

Is this new?
I noticed this model on AP website. It's a RG 41mm RO with blue dial!Interesting!!!.audemarspiguet/en/wat...R.OO.1220OR.03

Reputable independent repair shop for Bell&Ross & Omega...
I'm looking for a reputable independent watch shop in Los Angeles to do movement servicing on an Omega Speedmaster with Valljoux 7750 and a Bell&Ross with an ETA 2824. Does anyone have some suggestions? Omega want's $700 and will only do a full rebuild.Thanks.

Need HELP! - 5980/1A, blue, white, or black
I can't decide on the dial color for a PP 5980/1A.Blue, White, or Black???Each of the 3 colors speaks to me differently and I really can't decide.I think I'm leaning toward white, it seems to be more unusual.I usually like things more understated, and am more casual than dressy.

Do you take off your submariner while going for golfing?
My wife's kind of a klutz sometimes..so..Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk