Q: I have an AquaRacer TAG Heuer watch. The glass somehow began to become foggy a few days ago and eversince the problem's been growing.

Anyone knows how to handle the problem? Is it a common problem for AquaRacer? Or for TAG Heuer? Any practical way of solving this other than repairing (which will cost me some days without the watch)? Or any way to prevent it from happening again?

A: The only way the glass would fog up is if some moisture got inside the case, so it sounds like you have a small leak somewhere in there.

There's probably a gap in the crystal or in the back of the case, but either way it's definitely not normal, and you should take it to a jeweler. If it's still running okay, then it probably won't be too big a deal to fix it.

http://www.watchnet.com/

you could ask them too.

Q: I have a large(!!) head, making it difficult to find frames that fit. I finally found a big tag heuer frame (link below) that fits, but when I got my polycarbonate lenses, my vision was distorted. My optician just ordered me new 1.67 hi-index lenses (similar to ones I had in my old glasses, which had much smaller frames). My prescription is -3.75 in both eyes, PD = 70, CYL = -50, Axis = 180/175.

What kind of lens should I get to minimize distortion and still let me keep these frames??

Thanks!!


Frames:
http://www.tag.heuer.glasses.alldesigner glasses.com/Catalog/3007_Reflex.html
I forgot to mention, I already had my prescription re-checked.

A: i wear glasses too. i never like how i look in glasses, so i went to the doctor and asked if i should get contacts. she said they are not really good for you. you can have an operation when you are 18, that's what i am planning to do. its a really easy surgery. but for now, so that your eyes don't get worse, i would recommend to take special vitamins. take organic ones. try to get ones with blueberry in them, they really work. also ask your doctor, maybe he can give you some kind of drops, i use them right before bed.