SIHH: Jaeger-LeCoultre Grande Reverso Duo
Jaeger-LeCoultre created the first Reverso Duo in 1994 when they replaced the Reverso's shield with a second time display. A single movement powered both sets of hands in opposite directions, with each display being independently adjustable. With this stroke, JLC reinvented the GMT watch. The new Grande Reverso Duo is distinguished by its generous dimensions and by a dial design that has been entirely rethought to provide enhanced aesthetics and greater readability. The travel time zone is adjustable via the crown and located on the front side. In order to maintain the precision of the minutes and seconds, the adjustment is performed in one-hour jumps of the hour hand. To make everything user friendly, the date follows the travelers local time display and can jump both forwards and backwards. The home time display is located on the back.The front shows the small seconds and the date in a central arc of a circle aperture, both clearly readable on the rectangular white dial combining v

AP Survivor NOT WORKING
Hey everyone,I just joined to get your guys' advice/input on this problem I've encountered.I have a AP Survivor and for some reason it won't work. I try to wind it and it still doesn't work. Nothing is working on it.. I press the pusher buttons and still nothing.The last time I wore the watch was a few months ago, and unfortunately I don't use a watch winder. So I imagine it died on its own as per usual, but this time I can't even get it to work anymore.I've had it for a few years now, so don't think I have warranty. Don't really care what it costs to get it working again, I just want it to work. Any ideas what could have gone wrong? I store it in room temperature in a closed watch container, and it didn't go under water or freeze or anything of the sort. It's never been dropped, it's still mint.I'm in Vancouver, Canada. Need advice what to do or where to send it. I bought it from Luxury Baazar website a while ago.

My RO gets a thorough cleaning...
Just bath this fellow. The usual toothbrush and toothpaste. And now it looks Spick and Span.

Thanks for posting..
Ap time! I was in NYC 2 weeks ago and was not an Ap owner at the time but managed to snap up some quick pics while inside wempe on 5th ave in manhattan, awesome store.hanging out before the flightinside the lounge mmm...tapisserie!outside wempeinside wempe, had to be quick so the security or salesmen didnt see me!will add more shortly

p.9000 running fast
It looks like my new 305 is gaining time. The first 24 hours it seemed to be fine (+2 seconds) but I wasn't really that focused on its timekeeping and I might not have timed it correctly. Then this afternoon I noticed it gaining significantly more time while waiting for my flight to land. At the moment, it looks like it's ~+2 seconds per hour. I am thinking that I should give the movement a few weeks (4 - 6) to see if it is just breaking in (I've read that p.9000s sometimes run fast during their initial break-in). OTOH, 2 seconds an hour is pretty fast...the watch has 2 years of warranty so I am not overly concerned; I am sure Panerai/Shreve will stand behind a brand new watch. Should I be patient and see if the watch corrects or should I just take it in tomorrow and let professionals sort it out? Any idea on how long Panerai will take to get the watch back to me?