Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore 25986CK.ZZ.D065CA.02

Breitling Cockpit B50 Watch With Exclusive New SuperQuartz Movement
In-house quartz watch movements at Breitling? Pretty much, "yes," with the new Breitling Cockpit B50 timepiece in their Professional collection of watches. OK, so let's start by talking about the whole "in-house quartz" part of the conversation, as it is perhaps the most interesting, outside of the design of the watch. For years, Breitling has been sourcing high-end thermocompensated quartz movements from Swiss ETA. These come in a few varieties, but are contained in all the quartz movement-based Breitling watches, from their totally analog dials (three-handers and chronographs) to their various ana-digi (analog-digital) watches that have both traditional hands as well as two LCD screens. Breitling now pushes forward to create their own evolved movements based on the foundation that ETA laid.None of this means that Breilting is going to stop using ETA thermocompensated quartz movements in some of their watches (such as the famed Aerospace), but rather that they are adding a new flavor

citizen and chronographs
hey guys im used to swiss chronographs and i just got a citizen and the chronograph runs verry difently from the chronographs im used to is this normal thanks in advance.

WINNERS JUST ANNOUNCED FOR THE 2008 WTF Watch of The Year-see page 5 of thread
Hey All:I was thinking about how diverse our watches are here and how I love them all.So I started thinking, who are our medal winners. I can't do a vote, as there are so many choices, I'd hate to leave anyone out so how about we let this thread run for a month.Everybody can post two choices for their favorite watch in the following categories:1. Under $5002. Under $10003. Under $25004. Under $50005. Under $10,0006. 10k PlusI will tabulate all of the results and announce the winner of our Gold Silver and Bronze Medal Winners at the end of one month.

Pam 388
Can anyone tell me how thick the 388 is? I have looked and cannot find the thickness listed anywhere.TIA,-Marc

FPJ CB + Seadweller 126600 OR ALS 1815 Flyback Chronograph (Pulsation Dial)
I have been struggling with my next watch decision severely over the last few months and have decided to enlist the overwhelming expertise of this forum.In order to commemorate a milestone in my life I have given myself a budget of $35k or so to get myself a watch (or watches). I currently own a 16710 Pepsi, an IWC Portuguese, and a Speedy - this new addition would clearly be a large step up for my collection. I think I have narrowed it down to two options:1. F.P. Journe Chronometre Bleu and a Seadweller 50th anniversary 126600 This is the combination I thought I would be getting as I had been set on the CB for a while; I think the tantalum combined with the almost magical blue dial is really something special. Add on FPJ's storied watchmaking history and the rarity of his pieces and I thought I had a winner. The Seadweller I have never tried on in the flesh (hard to find!) but have always wanted a little more beefy version of my GMT - especially one in ceramic. The red lettering &