Edox Grand Ocean Jumping Hour Watch
Things have been quiet from Edox for a while, and suddenly they present a few new models. The brand has been crawling upmarket as of late, with the pictured recent addition to the line priced at over $5,000. This is the new Edox Grand Ocean Jumping Hour, and it takes full advantage of the brand's common nautical theme, and places a unique jumping hour display in the watch. As is the trend with "open displays," you can see a bit more of the hour disc than is necessary, but only a portion of it is framed (showing the appropriate hour). The minute hand is shown as a dial the encompasses the hour display. The minute hand style is common on each of the new watches from Edox this year. For the seconds, you have one of those clever half circle displays. Basically, you look at the hand which has two sides to determine what you are counting. If the red portion of the hand if going across the display, you read the red seconds, and vice versa for the unpainted steel side.An interesting feature in

Citizen Campanola Grand Complication Watch Model AH4010-58L Available
The Grand Complication line of Citizen Campanola watches houses the most complex movement that Citizen has to offer in the Campanola range (their highest range). I glowingly mention the Citizen Campanola range of watches with frequency, and hope that more of these watches become available. Until that point however, we are limited to the limited offerings that show up online.I've had a wonderful experience with my own Citizen Campanola Grand Complication which I review here. In fact, if you would like to see a list of all the Citizen Campanola related articles I have written, you can view them here. The Citizen Campanola Grand Complication Ref. AH4010-58L is an interesting watch. Similar to the larger Campanola watches that share this movement, the AH4010-58L is more conservative in appearance and arguably more rugged looking. While it is a benefit to most people wearing a Citizen Campanola, they can be described as a flamboyant watch. The Grand Complication AH4010-58L Retains all the b

Royal oak offshore rubber
Good morning,Has anyone had a new rubber bezel fitted in the UK?And maybe had some cosmetic work done.Need a contact number and maybe pricing.Thanks

If you need another reason to buy a AP
Good Day All,If you need another reason to buy a AP look at this video, drink the kool-aid.youtube/watch?v=F4u35...eature=relatedThanks,Eric

Half link?
I got my BLNR a few weeks ago now, I got it sized (initially w/ 2 links out), even with the easy-link being utilized it was too loose. I then stopped at another AD yesterday and got another link out, now it's too tight. (With the easy link not being engaged)Is there a half link that I can purchase from an AD? My thought process is it will just make it big enough for me. If not, I'm not exactly sure how long I will be keeping this thing. However, it looks great!Thanks!