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Hands-On: With The Breguet Classique Tourbillon Extra-Plat Automatique 5377, The World's Thinnes
With its namesake the inventor of the tourbillon, Breguet has a lot to live up to when it comes to innovating the complication. The Classique Tourbillion Extra-Plat Automatique 5377 does not disappoint. Not only is the watch extremely thin (the thinnest automatic tourbillon in the world), but the off-center tourbillon also uses a titanium cage surrounding an anti-magnetic escapement. The styling still refers to the classic guilloché dials that Breguet is known for, but with a slightly more pared down overall aesthetic, giving the watch a more contemporary feel. This is a tourbillon that combines the best of traditional executions with thoroughly modern watchmaking technology, and here we go hands-on with the new platinum edition. 2 OF 11 At only 7mm thick, the Extra-Plat is currently the thinnest automatic tourbillon in the world. It was first introduced in 2013 in rose gold, and now it is available in a 42mm platinum case. There is the same smooth, thin bezel and

Aqua Terra running fasthelp ???
I have an Omega Aqua Terra Co-Axil movement 2500 ,which was running about 12 seconds slow per day and then I took it to swatch group ,they kept it for 3 weeks and then returned it back ,and now I noticed its running 10 to 12 seconds fast . Can anyone help me what to do now ???

Watch slowing down...comments
Hi all,I bought a new Sub a couple months ago, and I noticed this morning that my watch slow down by about 4 hours to the current time. I forgot to wear the watch yesterday would that be the cause of slowing down?SHould i send it to the service center to look into it?It's a lovely new watch..........don't know why is this happening..Any advices?Thank you.

An introduction, and my new Longines
I've been lurking here for a while, and made a few posts on another forum, but I've decided now that I have a decent watch, it's time to join in here as well. Six months ago I picked up a nice Seiko Kinetic, and I was so naive that I thought it was some new technology that had just recently came out. I still love it; it's accurate, looks good, feels solid, is trouble-free and much less gimmicky than other Seikos I've seen. I started to get more interested in watches in general, and after months of waiting to have the $$$, and trying to decide what I wanted, I finally got this Longines Master collection watch.Why do I love this watch so much? Well, I knew that I wasn't much interested in divers or pilots, and I was tired of black dials in general, which most of my earlier quartz watches had. I didn't want any complications, I just wanted a plain, neat face and a watch that did nothing but tell the time (well, the date too, I guess). The less stuff going on, the less things that can go w

Tissot Battery Question...
Kind of a goofy question:How many batteries does a Tissot T-Touch Expert have? Someone told me that there's one for the LCD display and one for the analog function (the hands).Is this true?