Breguet Type XX Transatlantique NEU incl MWST B&P

Jaeger-LeCoultre Grande Reverso 1931 Rouge Watch
Now isn't that pretty?? This is a special Milan Boutique edition of the newer Jaeger-LeCoultre Grande Reverso Ultra-Thin watch. The version with the limited "heritage" dial that is. According to Jaeger-LeCoultre in the 1930's red (among other bright colors) were very popular for wrist watch dials. This model has a bright red lacquered dial. I don't know whether it is limited and if it is only available at the JLC Milan boutique - but it is a looker. Check out the vintage Reverso ad below as well.Grande Reverso 1931 Rouge : technical specsMovement? mechanical hand-wound movement, Jaeger-LeCoultre Calibre 822? 21,600 vibrations per hour? 21 jewels? 2.94 mm thick? 134 parts? 45-hour power reserveFunctions? hours, minutesDial? red lacquered? silver-toned hour-markersCase? steel? 46 mm long? 27.5 mm wide? 7.27 mm thick? ¡°1000 Hours Control¡± indication on the caseback? water resistance: 3 barBoutique edition

Does anyone own the Action Chrono?
I went and tried one on today and fell in love!! That thing is a real wrist tank! Only thing I'm unsure of is the unorthodox crown locking mechanism. Anyone have any experience with this baby? My AD is having a sale on wednesday so I decided to wait on the purchase but if all goes according to plan, it will be mine soon!!!

My New (Old) Universal Geneve Two-Hander
My favorite local jeweler/watchmaker, who is well into his 80's, has been systematically digging out watches from his stash of stuff he used to carry, but never sold, when he first opened his store in 1962. This was my source for a shopworn but never owned Longines Flagship from the late 60's. Today, the catch was an early 60's Universal Geneve dress watch.The proprietor told me that this was the watch that you would wear with your tux, and while lounging after the opera with friends, sipping a martini, you would casually let the sleeve ride up see if anyone would notice you wearing your poor man's Patek Philippe.Universal Geneve was very highly regarded in those days--the "poor man's Patek" was not an empty boast--and one can see why. They are most famous for their Compax chronographs (Bi-Compax with calendar, Tri-Compax with full calendar and moonphase), but they made superb simple and elegant dress watches. The case is steel. The movement is a caliber 800, and 8.75''' handwind with

Breitling: How do they do it VIDEO
Just saw this on TV the other night, and wanted to share it here, for anyone else interested. I thought it was very interesting! Did a search, and did not find it already posted, but if this is a duplicate, I apologize in advance.Enjoy!

Planet Ocean Crown
Hey guys just got my PO Chrono, my first real watch and i love it! This may be a dumb question but how do i screw the crown in after i set the time? do i push real hard and turn it towards the 12 or should it be something easy? Sorry if its a dumb question.