Speedmaster professional question
Hi all, I've just noticed that if I don't smoothly and quickly depress the first plunger, the stop watch hand jumps out to the five second mark and then runs normally. Has anyone else noticed that? Do I have an issue on my hands. I really hope not because this watch was away at the spa for many months getting serviced when there was some moisture under the crystal. Appreciate any advice / opinion. Thanks.

went riding today
it was almost 80 degrees in Dallas today, so I spent most day on the bike.Mine is still in pieces, getting some love and care, so I borrowed a friend's Ninja 900.Wore the Speedmaster on OEM Kevlar.here are some camera phone shots.

everybody would like to have my problem
each pics are great for me, because each time it's a different watchwhich one will you choose ?

Pam 98..what can you tell me about it?
Have an opportunity to buy a just serviced Pam 98. Collectable? Decent resale? Thanks. Either he is dead or my watch has stopped

FHH, a foundation Rolex is not part of
I thought this might be interesting to know and read. In 2005 a Foundation of Haute Horlogerie (FHH) was founded in Geneva. The FHH was founded in autumn 2005 by Audemars Piguet, Girard-Perregaux and the Richemont Group. The Foundation is committed to the needs of the historical heritage of Haute Horlogerie. Its assignment is to emphasize the art and skill of their craft through intensive public relations and to develop solutions for industry-wide problems such as the lack of young people or product piracy.Reasons why Rolex is not part of this are propably very simple. Rolex is not haute horlogerie in Swiss mind, it is everyday allday watch. Other reason might be that fee's of memberships in company unions are mostly based on turnover and volume. Rolex being bigger than all the other members together, it does not make sense to join and pay over half of the total fees.Here is a link:https://.hautehorlogerie.org/en/