Breguet Classique Wei gold NEU incl MWST mit Box + Papieren

Question about dive watches
The rotating bezels on dive watches always seem to have the first 15 minutes more precisely deliniated than the other 45. Can anyone tell me why? It seems like the first 15 minutes underwater using a tank would be the least important to track, not the most important. If anything, shouldn't the numbers on the bezel be a countdown instead of a countup? If the numbers started at 60 and then worked down to 1, then when the minute hand hit the 15 you'd know you have 15 minutes left. When it hit the 10, 10 minutes left, etc. I've never seen it explained how to use the numbers on the rotating bezel, but it seems to me that it would be more useful as a countdown.

New Arrival - Trench Watch
HiMy latest purchase just arrived. Its a 1913 Trench Watch. The case is a .925 Silver Borgel. I also have complete information on the original owner. This is my first watch of this type so it took me a while to set it. Most of the pictures are by the seller.Tony

Visit To Audemars Piguet Boutique in Singaore ( Pic Heavy )
As a follow-up to my previous thread, I finally visited the AP Singapore boutique yesterday with a fellow TRFer and took some pictures, as shown in this thread. The AP brand is relatively new to me, and I was primarily there to check out the Royal Oak 15202 and 15400. The boutique The Watches on Display Checking out the Royal OaksI just love this bracelet! Trying out the Royal Oaks...They both looks nice. And a few ROOs......... ... Nope, not for me. I simply don't have the wrist size to pull this off. My Rolex Explorer attempting to steal the show. My Two Cents... Overall an enjoyable visit. The boutique is a bit on the small side, and kind of hide in a corner. Thought AP should have chosen a better locality. But the displays are well lid. Both the Royal Oak 15400 and 15202 are masterpieces, work of art. Seeing it in person for the first time, no wonder so many WISers and members of this forum go ga-ga over them. To me, the best part of the watch is the bracelet and case. The way the

scratch on Rolex glass (maybe) - what to do?
Hello all :) I just joined to ask for some honest advice...Today I took my Rolex watch to a jeweller shop that buys secondhand watches today as I'm thinking of selling it. I find it quite heavy on my wrist and I prefer to wear lighter watches.Well, they took it away to the back of the shop to inspect it, I was quite worried as I could not see what was happening to it... Anyway they came back with it and said there was a scratch on the glass.Actually at first they said there was a scratch on the dial... which scared me as the watch has never been opened since it was bought new (I am the original owner), so I know it can't have a scratch on the dial as it has never been touched inside since it left the Rolex factory... then he clarified it was a scratch on the glass. I am actually quite surprised because I thought sapphire glass is almost scratchproof and I don't own any diamonds that can scratch it.I can't see a scratch with my eye but admittedly I don't have a special magnifying glas

Bold Basel World Prediction
I'm not advocating for this, simply predicting....With the new Date-Just 41 being (as I understand it) 39.5mm, I could absolutely see Rolex discontinuing the classic Date-Just 36. I feel like the the DJ41 splits the difference betwen the DJ2 and the classic DJ36.I think 39.5 is a perfect modern size. Seems like 34 to 36mm is squarely in the too big for (most) women and too small for (most) men camp. Although the DJ is a classic, they did move the Explorer from 36 to 39.Thoughts?