Athaya Vintage AV002 Lamafa Review
As the weather gets warmer, the presence of the ever popular dive watch seems to balloon exponentially. Of course, it could only be a question of visibility, as people transition to short sleeves and tank-tops and outdoor activities. The essential accessory for that warm weather, sporty look often reliably rests on the wrist with a watch that looks good and functions in and out of the pool or the ocean. With so many falling into what is affectionately called the "beater" category, it seems easy to find a satisfying look with which it isn't too difficult to part if it drops off your boat into the Sound or winds up under a dumbbell at the gym.On the higher end of the spectrum dwell watches such as the familiar Rolex Submariner and Omega Seamaster, followed on various price tiers by brands such as Squale and Zodiac, and most visibly with the classic line of Seiko divers. Inspired by the latter, a small, upstart manufacturer known as Athaya Vintage, based in Jakarta, Indonesia, has release

AP service in UK
Hello, I am trying to find out how much a service - less polish - would be for my 15300 ST. Both Watches of Switzerland and Owen and Robinson, have not bothered to reply to e-mails. Audemars Piguet website only shows Swiss Francs, so i presume has no UK reference. Many thanks in anticipation of reply.

What do you think about this novelty ?
Don't know the price, but if reasonable i am thinking about changing my steel roc blue dial with this piece. I think this is stunning.

Speedmaster Mk II reissue
Looks great!More at .ablogtowatch/omega-sp...ue-watch-2014/I wish they would have gone in-house movement wise, but then again, it would have been too thick.

New PO LM + titanium with Cal 8500 announced
Now this is the type of Planet Ocean I've been waiting for. Finally a PO with Cal 8500.oceanictime.blogspot/2011...-titanium.html