Introducing the Autodromo Prototipo Brian Redman LE
I've been a pretty big fan of the Autodromo Prototipo watches since they were first released in 2013. Simply put, they are one of the best releases of the last couple of years, with pitch perfect styling and razor sharp execution. Their vintage aesthetic just nails the look and feel of 60's and 70's racing chronographs, but with enough twists and turns to make them distinctly Autodromo. I recommend reading our lengthy review here, if you are unfamiliar with the watches. One such twist was that when they were initially released, there was a limited edition version dedicated to Vic Elford, a renowned driver of the Prototype-era. The watch, which featured a 3-eye chronograph, some very stylized coloration based on Mr. Elford's Porsche 907 paint job, sold out almost immediately upon release.Following the success of the Elford, Autodromo has teamed up with another iconic driver of the prototype era for a new limited edition watch. The Brian Redman Edition commemorates both the driver, Mr. R

Vintage setup day
Datora 785's,a little taxing to keep them all in sync but a pleasure to watch these 40's beauties in action, my favourite vintage Breitling reference!

My Culver City service center experience
Just wanted to share my experience with the Culver City Omega Service Center.I have a PO (2500C) that I bought in 2009. The crown stem tube became stripped and it wasn't possible to screw down the crown anymore. In addition, it just needed a CLA since it was gaining about 8 seconds a day.I went to an Omega AD (not the one I purchased from, but another that I've got a great rapport with). We shipped it to Omega in Culver City and I recently got it back.Sadly, the watch no longer winds through the rotor. After a full manual wind, and wearing it everyday, the watch would stop shortly after two days. Went through that cycle 3 times and even kept a log of when it was on and off my wrist. Also, the crown could be screwed down, but it didn't have any 'spring' feel to screw it back down; it was just flush and you screwed it in.The AD I went through took all the right steps and it's back to Omega to be fixed, but still…?what a disappointing first experience with Omega service. I really wa

Easylink on 114270
Hi All I fit the easylink (link only - not the clasp) from my 214270 bracelet onto my 114270 bracelet - it fits and works fine. Does anyone know the part number for the link?Also - does anyone have the part number for the 1/2 link form the sub bracelet ?Thank you.JJK

I can't decide
Hey guys this is my first post (just been lurking for the most part) and I need some help choosing what Datejust 41 to get. It's between the steel and white gold with the rohdium dial, or the steel and yellow gold with the champagne dial. Both with the jubilee bracelet and fluted bezel. I would love to get both, but one will have to wait a little while longer.