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I think it's a HOT watch and carbon Fiber gives it that sporty look. It looks like it belongs in a cockpit of a modern super car!

I want to purchase the rubber strap for my 45mm Maxi Marine Diver in Titanium. I can be reached at: RSmolov at gmail dot com

so now I'm looking for a deal on one. Might as well have both...

That's the one I settled on as well:

Thanks for the heads-up! It's not obvious where to register for the club...

A friend of mine came from New York for a visit and he had with him his new toy, a 353-66 (MMChronograph) with the ivory dial. I was taken with the classic look and craftsmanship of the watch. I also loved the idea of the serial number being a plate on the side of the watch. At the time I only new o

have no clue as to the numbers. They do look to have a different shade of blue... At least on my example.

I want to change my metal bracelet for the rubber one. Are there any special methods or tools that I can use so I don't scratch/damage the bracelet? Do I need to use 2 flat head screwdrivers at the same time? Thank you, Rusty.

I'm in the market for my first UN so I don't own real nor fake so it would be hard to compare. I thought about purchasing a fake but it bothers me since I don't want that industry to make a dime! I also noticed that even though there are a ton of site advertising these fakes, they all have the same

I understand but there's a world of used watches out there and I wanted to know how to tell a "cheap Chinese fake" I'm sure the Chinese can't make a perfect fake. Thanks!