Versace Ceramica has been one of the highly acclaimed models
Versace Ceramica has been one of the highly acclaimed models which have been bestowed with immense eminence from all corners. Available in hues of platinum and black, the sleekness integrated in the watch has appealed to the style intellect of many. An unfussy look to carry, this watch holds prettiness in its simplicity.

A History of Omega: From Observatory Trials to the Moon
It's pretty hard to dispute �C or underestimate �C the importance of Omega SA when discussing the Swiss watch industry. They were an early and more than worthy rival to Rolex in the luxury watch arena �C and in fact, lured James Bond away from the crown. They made numerous important contributions to the watch industry, both from a customer perspective and a business perspective. They've been an official timer of the Olympic games upwards of two dozen times. And of course, there is the glorious Speedmaster Professional.So how did the brand start, and where did it come from?Early HistoryLouis Brant was 23 when he founded the Comptoir d�䨦tablissage Louis Brandt in 1848. Brant located his workshop in La Chaux de Fonds and assembled pocket watches there, to be distributed throughout Europe.Sons Louis-Paul and C��sar joined the company in July 1877, and the name was modified to Louis Brandt & Fils.The elder Brant died in 1879, and his sons, Louis-Paul and C��sar Brandt took over the company.

Patek 5167 clasp issue - need advice
Ok mates... My question is that I am having concerns about my new 5167 clasp on rubber strap. My understanding in closing the clasp is palm up and then fold the left piece over and click it into place. Then, fold the right side of the clasp over and click it into place. The problem is that when I fold the right half over to click it into place the left piece pops open almost every time. What I've been doing is when I click the left piece down, I fold the right piece over and put pressure on the right and left piece together to click it into place. This seems to work but it was my understanding that you fold each piece individually to fasten the buckle. With that said, is this normal or is there something wrong with the buckle in your opinion ?? Thanks for your help.

Anyone knows?
If I sell my Panerai with the plastic card issued to my name and the warranty does not overcame is still valid for the new owner?Thanks

New policy to remove the films by Rolex AD
Since July first this year, when you purchase a new Rolex from ADs in Japan, along with the nice green box, green tag and manual you will also receive this message from Rolex Japan telling that if Rolex finds out you are a flipper or tenbai in Japanese term, your name will be blacklisted and Rolex Japan will not sell watches to that individual. Is this happening in other countries as well? The ADs also size your new Rolex as they take off the protection films to avoid being sold to grey dealers.