Watch What-If: Omega Speedmaster Dark Side Of The Moon
Hopefully, this set of artistic renderings of the Omega Speedmaster Co-Axial Chronograph Dark Side of the Moon (reviewed here) marks a return to our beloved "Watch What-If" series, where we explore what popular watch models might look like as seen through different eyes. Swedish artist and graphic designer Niklas Bergenstjerna has some fun with everyone's favorite ceramic Speedmaster, the Dark Side of the Moon, for the watches-dealer audience.Niklas Bergenstjerna comments that he liked to explore the intersection of watches as tools and art. He feels that strong, timeless designs make for fertile grounds to experiment on when it comes to design. For him, the mixture of materials and aesthetic design in the ceramic Omega Speedmaster Dark Side of the Moon made it an ideal piece to experiment with.At the top is the "Dark Side of the Moon Asia." In?Bergenstjerna's words, "the aim was to capture the spirit of 'Mystic Asia' in a modern and fashionable way. Here high-tech materials meet tradi

One of the Largest Collections of APs with Porsches, Bimmers and Other Cars
A little bit ago I had the pleasure of documenting one of the most amazing collections of AP that to my surprise came along a huge collection of Porsches, BMWs and other fast cars. Enjoy my friends!!!!

Today is a sad day :(
So here is the story:I was walking out of the bathroom at a club in Orlando last night with my AP Ceramic Driver on and someone bumped into me and the next thing I know my watch was no longer on my wrist and it was no where to be seen. I immediately checked the floor to see if it maybe fell off my wrist. It was gone! Someone stole my watch right off my wrist! I honestly feel like I want to cry! I filed a police report and called AP. I unfortunately did not insure the watch. Any suggestions... Everyone be careful with your watches. You never know...

AP Ceramic Diver Initial Impression
Well I am not one to start incoming threads, and most that hang out on the AP side here know that I just took possession of a Ceramic Diver....so I guess I am doing this initial impression writeup so to speak. A couple of disclosures:have never seen the ceramic diver in the flesh until I took delivery of mine. I have 6.5 wristshave never owned an APHeres my thoughts. At 42mm and 13.9mm thick it is the perfect size for a divers sport watch in my opinion. This also has to do with the overall shape of the case and its dimensions, beyond the measured 10:00 to 4:00 42mm.The orange accents stand out and I do wish that they weren't there, it does cheapen the look of the watch.The dial and hands are of top notch finishing. The movement, as seen through the see through display back, is finished very nicely, albeit small for the watch. The actual movement is pretty small and it looks a little out of place. I also prefer solid case backs.The ceramic, wow. AP has done a masterful job finishing

Does this look like a scam?
cgi.ebay/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...#ht_500wt_1182No pics.Opinions?