Trouble with AP repair service
Heres the skinny:I bought my ROO about 9 months ago. It stopped keeping time well so I took it to my authorized dealer and they sent it to AP for repair. This was on 5/30/13. I received a call from the AP repair center stating that the reason for my watch problems was compression damage that voided my warranty. So I have to pay $2000 to repair a watch I just bought. To make things worse, they said it would take 3 months to repair. Just called them today to get an update and now they say watch wont be ready until mid September!This cant be right!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Has anyone else had similar experiences with AP and their repair services. Am I getting screwed here...cuz it sure feels like it!

New Omega Globemaster-2015
Just got the Omega Minute email a couple days ago and saw this new watch. Totally awesome IMO. I love vintage Connie Pie Pans, and this is a nice take on that in a Globemaster reissue. What do you guys think, and any idea on pricing?I was thinking $15-$20K..omegawatches/planet-o...ce=Emailvision

Thinking about selling my Speedy Pro for a GMT II - Thoughts?
Hi guys,I've been lurking for a while but finally decided to post a thread and seek some guidance. I have a modest watch collection that began with the purchase of my Speedy Pro in 2007. It was somewhat of a whim, but it's been my almost daily wearer for 7 years. The fact that it has such a unique history (flight qualified by NASA! It says so on the case back after all ;) ) has been a reliable conversation starter for me (I even talked it up on my first date with my now wife -- if she thought I was a nut she never let on). The 16710 GMT II has always been a favorite of mine, and now I'm feeling a pull towards it. I like my Speedy but it isn't a perfect daily watch; it's a little clunky, a little uncomfortable, and the hesalite crystal gets scratched way too easily. I've also never worn it to go swimming because part of me never trusted the non screw down crown. If I got a pre-loved 16710 it would take the place of my Speedy and be an everyday watch. I'd wear it to work, to the golf cou

Nautilus 3800, White Gold
Hello all,New to the forum, have lurked for years. I recently acquired a Nautilus 3800 in all White Gold (traditional blue face). I love the 3800 as I have an average to smaller size wrist and I like the 37.5mm case size--it is decidedly sporty and elegant at the same time (I wore it with a formal dinner jacker on Friday night and a t-shirt and jeans yesterday)I love the watch--purchased to celebrate the birth of my son, and plan to give it to him in 30 years (if all goes well!!)Anyhow, does anyone know relative production numbers for these white gold Nautilus? I've never come across one until now. Obviously there are the uber-rare platinum models out there.Anyhow, looking forward to discussing more.

best polishing cloth
I have some light scratches on the strap and clasp,would a cape-cod be my best purchase?many thanks in advance.