Search for IWC latest tribute to the work of Jacques Cousteau soon.
Each will probably be numbered individually, but the amount of production will be based on demand. Search for IWC latest tribute to the work of Jacques Cousteau soon.

Horrible experience with AP and service centre - advice sought
Hi all, Am very upset with my experience so far, but will try to organise my post in an objective manner, as I am looking on advice on how I may proceed if things don't turn out well. Posted this on TZ as well, but decided to post here too as I welcome different persepectives.I bought an AP ROO Panda some time ago brand new, and about a week or so after found that the power reserve was clearly lacking, stopping after less than 12 hours (I posted about this previously as well). I brought it to the service centre in my country Singapore, and was subsequently told that the lubricating oil had dried up, and this would require an 8 week service period. I noticed on forum searches that this was a pretty common issue, so no matter, allowed the service period and patiently awaited its return. I was then informed yesterday that the watch was ready for collection, about 8 weeks from the time I sent it in. Went back, collected the piece, it looked fine, and proceeded to wear the watch last night.

From Moscow airport
Hello!!This morning I took the plane in Saint Petersburg. Now I have 5 hours to wait and directly to Shanghai. Here you have the photo of the watch that it's always in my wrist. Any of my watches can't take out the beast Ploprof of my wrist ;)Two photosThe car in Sain Petersburg airport and already in Moscow airport with a beer (Friday's)Cheers

Is this something normal for an AD to do?
So, couple of months ago I've put my name down for a BLNR at Melbourne Airport Rolex, today I've received a message saying that they've just got one in stock and asked whether I'm still interested. Although, there's a catch, that is I have to buy an additional watch in order for them to sell me the BLNR. I was never informed about this when I put my name down. So my question is, is this something normal for an AD to do? P/S. I understand that some ADs would only consider existing customers when it comes to the waiting list. But since they've got one in stock and actually messaged me, I just thought it's a little strange.

United Kingdom AD for Submariner 116613LN
This is a great site with great resources and people, so have registered to contribute as I know have the funds to buy my first Rolex! I really like the Submariner 116613LN (gold and steel with black dial) and have messaged a few ADs in the UK and there appears to be a wait list (2 years in Brighton!). I am English but currently live in Houston and have tried on this exact model in one of the ADs in the US. I want to buy in the UK when I am visiting in early Feb 2018 due to USD:GBP exchange rate and tax optimization vs buying in the US.Have I fallen in love with a hard to find model? Or have I just been unlucky with the UK ADs that I have spoken to?Your help would be greatly appreciated!