Breitling Bentley Motors Mulliner Tourbillon Beige Dial 46mm Automatic White Dial Watch

Omega case number and movement number question
Does an Omega cal 551 movement belong in a 168.005 case?

Son of the 2254.50 - How much change can you take?
As we know, Omega will be announcing a Co-Axial update of the famed and much-loved 2254.50 at BaselWorld 2008. Thus far, the word is that we are looking at a minimum of changes. Perhaps the Seamaster legend in red and of course, the word Co-Axial somewhere on the dial presumably in the lower half amidst the depth rating. One would expect the appearance of the caseback to be brought up to date as well in line with those of the 2500C-shod Bond 300M diver and the PO.What if Omega decided to make further changes to the watch? What would we rather they did not do the the successor of the 2254.50?To begin with, I hope they'll retain the sword hands. Those stubby skeleton limbs on the original 2531.80 never did much for me and I rejoiced when on its' Co-Axial younger brother, these were lengthened. The round markers were possibly made a little more prominent too which added that much more presence to the watch imho. I like the red Seamaster legend which again makes the watch stand out. When

rotor with a mind of its' own?
i have a question that maybe someone can provide an answer. i have a chronograph that has a seagull (or possibly another) version of the valjoux movement which keeps great time and does what it should but it does something i do not know is "normal". i have 2 watch winders and 3 watches that need the winder so i leave my canadian chronograph off the watch winder (only because it does not have a date window) and wind it by handa fun thing to do and since it does not have a screw down crown it is easy to do. however, after about 20 spins of the crown the rotor begins to spin as i spin the crownand the rotor really picks up some speed. i do not have an exhibition back so i cannot see what is going on but i can feel it and hear it. the watch seems to be charged as i have done this and have left the watch on a table for a couple of days and it winds downs as one would expect.so my question is: should the rotor spin like this? thanks.

What is your favorite Nautilus and why?
Like everyone understood my favorite is by far the 5712, love the dial with that amazing blue, and the fact that it has a few complications, the PR indicator is always useful especially that the power reserve is not very big, at the salon they told me around 38 hours.Another thing I love is the moon indicator, can't say it's the most useful thing, except if you are a werwolf but it's nice to look at.Plus I love the micro rotor movement.My second favorite would be 5726/1A-001, the annual calendar is super useful, but if after getting my 5712 and maybe an Aquanaut, if I had the financial means I would probably get the 5712 in WG, the silver dial is beautiful, maybe not as much as the blue but still awesome.In third place would be the 5990, the dial is quite nice, and the GMT always useful since I travel quite often.The 5711 is nice but can't say I would get it, there are many Nautilus and Aquanauts that would come first, I'm sure the blue dial is amazing, but in real just saw the white d

If rolex is for rich people then what do Patek owners do for a living?
I had this funny idea after I checked a Patek pricelist Patek's are sooooo DAMN expensive and servicing a Patek is even worse So any ideas ?