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Thanks Bry. Do you still have any contact details of where you had work done in the past? I've done a bit of research online and, apart from Garrick, the only UK processors I've found specialise in...

That looks really good and is probably something similar to the finish originally on LeJour chronos.

Thanks. I had looked at their website but I think a minimum of £900+20% vat is a bit rich for a Pasadena. It would make no economic sense.

I know that this subject has been aired before but the term DLC or PVD is too short for the search function. Also, there may be something more recent that would be helpful.
I have a couple of...

They may belong to a traffic consultancy firm that are collecting data on traffic movements, parking etc.

Another NO.
If it's really important to you, the dial feet could be removed and either use 'dial dots' or have new feet soldered to suit the ETA 2824 - James Hyman (dreamboat10) is your man. No go...

Very nice watch but, IMO, that bracelet isn't right for it. I think leather will be hard to beat. Try a Hirsch Heavy Calf to avoid the OEM 'tax'.

Or this from Watchgecko for a more aged...

What happens when a student graduates and then emigrates to work outside the UK? Just curious.

My current Aerospace, the 5th I think, was serviced by Breitling just before I bought it, so maybe 2 years ago. Hopefully it won't have any issues for the foreseeable. If it does I'll be trying STS...

And yours (previously mine) is also blue, with the discolouration/paint loss extending onto the chapter ring in a similar manner. Really weird.

@OP. BUK are asking £1145 to carry out all the...

Tissot PRX auto. A tad over budget but maybe you could shop around.
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I think the bracelet is often the weak link, pun intended, of these Ali-Express watches. At the moment I’m wearing a Steeldive SKX007 homage on a Hirsch Heavy Calf, Breitling spec, strap plus...

Very nice combination. It’s a strap profile, leather finish and colour that I really like. Do you mind sharing what it is? Thanks.

I’ve had five of the pre-Evo E79362 in all the colour variations, starting with black and now back with black again. In each case I’ve personally renewed the battery at least once and it’s very...

Likewise on arabics - ok for primary school kids but not for adults.

I cannot see it happening but if I ever had to reduce to one watch only it would probably be one of my Moonwatches, likely the one with the (original, black) Snoopy dial. It looks really smart on its...

Probably sorted by now but I know that, at least on Zuludiver straps, the keepers are not solid. They are merely folded with the ends inside the canvas and can easily be pulled out with two fine...

Absolutely this. I haven't needed numbers on a watch since early primary school and that was a long time ago. I generally hate Arabic dials with a vengeance and this particular one is worse than most.

Probably this. And it's also St Patrick's weekend when getting totally hammered is the pattern.

It looks like the BMW possibly hit the pump rather than the Fiat. I can imagine the customer filling the Fiat to be sufficiently startled to swing around with the nozzle spewing petrol over the back...

I wouldn’t over emphasise the ‘slimmer’ case of the quartz version. I’ve never had a 2264.50 but I have had both the quartz and auto version of the 2531.80, at one stage both versions at the same...

Great picture of a great watch. I’ve had the auto version for almost 19 years and still love it. I also have the 2531.80, the original, painted dial Bond watch. IMO the nicest watches Omega ever...

I have a 2254.50 bought here (unused) on the SC in 2005 for £625. We met up, had a chat and I was able to admire Eugene’s new Dreadnought. ...

I buy watches to wear them, so buying new makes no sense for me, when I can buy a close to mint example at approaching half price. It's been my experience that many watches bought new are seldom...

At £3.5k that’s a seriously expensive sub secs hand.