Wind-Up: New York City - New Boutique Watch Show Dedicated To Affordable Watches
As an watches-dealer guest, Zach Weiss of Worn & Wound would like to share with you the details of a new New York City watch show called Wind-Up.?Zach is a watch enthusiast and?a co-founder at Worn & Wound who will be hosting the event. Here are details from Zach:Dear watches-dealer Readers,Worn&wound would like to cordially invite you to attend Wind-Up: New York City, the world's first affordable watch fair. Held October 23rd - 25th, 2015, at 101 Wooster St. in the SoHo district of NYC, Wind-Up will be unlike any watch fair held before and is free to attend. Nineteen amazing independent brands from around the world will be there showing and selling their watches and accessories, as well as taking the time to meet with you, their fans and customers.Wind-Up: New York City is proudly sponsored by Autodromo, Crown & Buckle, Horage, MKII, M��hle Glash��tte, and Analog/Shift, and will include the following exhibiting brands:10:25 VintageAstor+BanksAutodromoAevigStevral (Benaru

A Little Conversion for the 25721ST Worth Every Penny
As you guys know, I am a purist when it comes to AP Royal Oaks and Royal Oak Offshores. Therefore, I never imagined doing anything to my Royal Oak Offshore 'The Very First One' a.k.a The Beast. My watch ref. 25721ST as featured here, is a very early example with serial under 200.Well, a few days ago, I got the itch and decided to add the strap from the new Offshore Navy to give my watch a more casual look. One thing I was worried about, was if the hue of the Navy strap would match the blue therban pushers and crown on my watch, and it sure did. Could've not being happier.After adding a set of new stainless steel plots, strap screws, Navy rubber strap and new tang buckle, here's the result. All parts came straight from Audemars Piguet. Enjoy!!!

Kind of missing this guy
Good Day All,I as kind of missing this guy;I called the AD in Canada and they are now list 21K CADTake care,Eric

5726/1A vs 5496p-001
Hey guys, new to the forums - I currently own a 5726/1A (full steel w/ grey dial) and have been offered to swap it for a 5496p-001 + ��10k. I have a 5711/r & am thinking of adding a 5711 blue steel at premium. I'm not a big fan of the size of the 5726 and love the 5496p but have been told its a terrible trade. Would love to hear your thoughts!

New member with old Patek
Hello all. I have what I think is a Calatrava. This was my Grandfathers watch which was a gift to him from my Grandmother in 1968. I was hoping that some of the folks here can tell me a little more about this watch. I want to have it restored because the crystal has a tendency to pop loose but not off. I'm not the type that will take the back off to look for serial numbers and the like, I just don't trust myself to do that to this watch. It runs like a champ. The picture of the back shows the reflection of the camera lens so that's why you see lettering. I'm not the best picture taker eitherOriginal receipt:The watch: