Alain Silberstein watches for men is really an awesome collection
There are as such different types of watches available as per the gender basis. Alain Silberstein watches for men is really an awesome collection where people do can find different variety and as per the latest trend and upbeats of the market. Different qualities of materials like rubber, leather, resin or plastic are used for manufacturing watchband.

Is this an authentic AP ?
Hi,I can buy this AP second-hand but it has no papers/box and I can only see a limited nr of photo's. The seller seems thrustworthy but he's not an AP expert. He doesn't know the model nr of the watch for instance (he also bought it second hand).It's a 39mm AP and from the pictures I'm almost sure it's a 15300ST.Wdyt?There seems to be one link missing. I think a new 15300ST comes with 23 links (and this one has only 22 links) ? Is it correct there should be one link more?But I have a 7inch wrist so this one will still fit I think?It's a G series AP, so this would make it a +- 2009 watch, right?Most important question: is this an authentic AP? To me, as a non-expert, only the clasp seems a little suspicious...Thanks in advance!

Breitling SuperOcean Chrono will not start after winding
Hello TRF, I have had my Breitling for 15 years and never had a single issue. Today, I went to wind my watch to wear it after sitting for four days (normal practice) and even after winding 40+ times, the seconds hand will not start moving. This has never happened to me before. The watch is stored face up in a box, wrapped around a role. Everything feels normal when I wind it. Any advice?-Thanks

Finally: All correct 105.012.
I think have posted pics before of my 105.012? But tonight I manage to fix the broken links on the 1039 bracelet. They became slightly stiff, but much better than before without the spring in the links. I took a few photos. Watch has, according to MWO all parts correct. The only things I had to chase down was a correct crow (found a NOS) and the bracelet. Bracelet is a bit later, 1971 if I remember correctly? Hesalite glas is also correct. The omega sign was a pain to take picture of, but I managed to get a pic of its shadow so I could identify it. (pictures is not included here). When looking at the pics I realize I need to clean it a bit more. But I couldn't resist posting this:

Long term forecast for the Nautilus
Hey Gents, So I think it goes without being said that the Nautilus, in particular the 5711, has become the king of the watch world with the only exception being vintage Daytonas. The price rise has been meteoric to say the least, and despite the potential for even higher prices, I caved and unloaded mine last week. I don't regret it, I bought the watch at below retail back in 2012 and have enjoyed it thoroughly. I would have been happy to get the amount I paid back, but at an almost 100% increase in value compared to what I got it for, I absolutely could not resist the temptation of better watches being within my grasp With that being said, what do people foresee the long term forecast of the Nautilus being? I'm not talking about the next couple of years because I personally see it as a bubble in the short/medium term. I'm talking years, possibly decades in in advanced. Personally, I have a feeling that in the coming years, Patek will discontinue the 5711 and come out with a new model