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Chronoswiss Sales Jump 62%
Munich-based luxury watch manufacturer Chronoswiss announced a 62 percent increase in sales over the nine-month period ending September 30. During a press conference held on Wednesday at the Chronoswiss manufacturing subsidiary in Biel, Switzerland, Gerd-R. Lang, founder and sole shareholder of Chronoswiss, announced the brand’s strategy for the next decade. Chronoswiss will remain independent in ownership and management and will not deviate from its philosophy of steady but healthy growth. “We have the ultimate luxury of not being absorbed by shareholder value” said Lang. “That is why we can and will use any increased corporate revenue for one purpose only: to build better watches.”“Due to its size and structure, Chronoswiss has been hit much less by the recession than most other brands” adds Hartmut Kraft, President of Chronoswiss of North America. “That is why we are even more confident that this year’s dramatic improvement will

I have two new-ish Omegas: The Hour Vision SS and the Aqua Terra SS/Tek Gray dial.
Both of them of course have the 8500 movement, and both of them run +/-0 sec/day. The HV I had to have regulated to do that, as it was running -2.5 sec/day when I got it. The AT came that way, and has never deviated in a year. In my experience, only the 8500-Series Omega movements, (and the Roloex movements with the new Parachrom Blu hairspring), can stay that accurate for extended periods of time; months or years. Does anyone else have similar experiences? Just curious, thanks.

Is the new Pepsi dressier or sportier than the BLNR?
The jubilee bracelet is dressier, but the red adds sportiness. Thoughts?

Rolex box compared to "the others"
I have just come from a what can be said lively dinner of 5, all enthusiasts of various brands , although , I was the only Explorer 2 wearer and was sitting 5 inches higher than the rest , due to the weight of Big hexagonal wrist armour pieces of the other 4 weighing down the table their side. I digress.. Long Story short... I mentioned that the Rolex box is not so important to me when I purchase. It is a classic, has a timeless design, and is not used to take away from the watch itself.I feel that It is also proof that Rolex place more importance in the design , engineering and longevity. Plus boxes would not increase the resale value by much.. now if one looks at say the new models of a lot of watches, they now appear to dwarf on completely overshadow the acquired piece itself.. a bullshit con to up the price.Use the funds to make the watch I say. Not make a spaceship, London Bridge opening monstrosity that wouldn't fit as cabin baggage.. As you can Imagine. The shit really hit the

AR coating on non-cyclops crystals?
Site referenced below (source of attached pic) suggests Rolex apply AR coating on top, or on top and below, of current production non-cyclops models.I had been under impression Rolex do not apply AR coating to any of their crystals, only underneath the cyclops on date models.Any forum members available to examine laser-etched coronet on their recent production flat crystal model (e.g., Explorer I, Oyster Perpetual, no-date Sub) for indication AR coating is used?I am prohibited from posting links because my post count is too low; Google how to identify Rolex's anti-reflective coating and first result is page spurring this question.