MB&F MusicMachine 2 Is Musical Ode To Star Trek USS Enterprise
Swiss watch and mechanical art maker MB&F follows up their spaceship-themed music box, the MusicMachine, with the also spaceship-themed MB&F MusicMachine 2. In addition to their timepieces MB&F has continued to branch out by producing items such as these music boxes produced in collaboration with the also Swiss company Reuge, as well as a clock (the MB&F Starfleet Machine) with L'Epee.Speaking of items like the Starfleet Machine (shaped like the Star Trek location/base Deep Space Nine), and the MB&F MusicMachine 2 (shaped like Star Trek's USS Enterprise ship) isn't it only a matter of time until the Star Trek rights holders give MB&F a call about all this kind leveraging of their popularity? More so, I find it completely fascinating not only how keen MB&F designers are to share their love of Star Trek, but also that these items are proving so popular that MB&F is inclined to produce more.The original MB&F MusicMachine did in fact play some Star Trek

Introducing: The Zenith El Primero Chronograph Classic
When Zenith wants to, it can really make a compelling watch. Just shown last week at Baselworld 2015, you are looking at the El Primero Chronograph Classic. There isn't much to it, but it's downright perfect. 1 OF 5 The 42 mm watch features a brand new case that Zenith has never before used in any watch. It is thin, and features beautiful extended lugs that hug the wrist in a really elegant way. The entire watch is just over 11 mm thick, and uses a version of Zenith's excellent El Primero movement, here with just two registers and no date. 2 OF 5 The dial here is a bright silver and features running seconds and a 30-minute counter. The look is simple, clean, and absolutely beautiful. The crystal on the Chronograph Classic is slightly domed, and features anti-glare treatment on both sides. The hands in this case are rhodium treated and needle thin, allowing the dial to take center stage. 3 OF 5 Turn the watch over and you see the El

Bumblebee On My Mind
Good evening everyone,I've been a frequent visitor to the AP sub-forum over the last few months and the FC with ceramic bezel models have really caught my interest. So much so that I am contemplating moving my SubC and Pam 312 for a Bumblebee, and having it as my one and only. However I'm a little hesitant as I find myself questioning whether all of the yellow is versatile enough to wear everyday and in all situations. The idea of having 1 watch of this caliber really appeals to me. I'd also make sure I get the rubber dive strap to change up the look and tone the yellow down a bit.A little background of myself - I'm a 25 year old Underwriter for a professional liability insurance company. We are pretty casual at work so I wear polos and jeans most of the time with a suit or sport coat thrown in once a month or so. I think it would fly under the radar at work as I highly doubt my colleagues know much about AP. So my question is does anyone currently wear a Bumblebee as their dail

I love me some Breitling! [Avenger Skyland]
Had some time to kill this afternoon, and I just put the ProII back on the Skyland and decided to snap some quick shots. I absolutely love this watch!Just a quick comparison on how it wears compared to my Deepsea...

Service intervals
I just purchased an Omega 2225.80.00 from a coworker. He puchased the watch from a Las Vegas AD in 2008. I provided Omega the serial number and they emailed me back stating the watch was originally sold to an authorized dealer in 2007. The watch is running spot on and I read on Omega's web site that they recommend service at 4-5 years. I am just wondering if I should spend the additional 590.00 for a service at this point since it's working fine, or should I wait until I notice it is not running properly?