Breitling Chrono-Matic 1461 Silver Dial Automatic Mens Watch A1936002-G683BKCT

just wanted to share this with you
i know i said that i wanted a PO so bad but is was mainly for the size.but a few days ago i was at miami and entered to a store, he had omegas, tag, oris...i tried the 45mm PO and it looked ridiculous big in my wrist, the 42mm was to flat and sat high on my wrist making it a little uncomfortable, the PO isn't made for the natural design of my wrist. anyway is a top quality build timepiece, extremely solid. also the double AR coating is awesome to use, the crystal almost look transparent.i was wearing my 2254 and the rep told me that maybe Ω should reintroduce it in the future cuz it was a high demanded model. i asked him if the Bond was more demanded and he told me that actually the black SMP was more in demand than both, the PO and the Bond. maybe for the price difference???and about Oris, i tried a tt1, it fitted perfectly on my wrist, the 44mm case was perfect for my wrist, i was just a tick away to purchase it, but the price at the AD was the same that i paid for my 2254, Oris

Help Needed on Beginners forum: Taking watch pictures
OK, all you outstanding aficionados, that take great watch pictures.We need some help here on beginners forum. Please post your simple tips for us beginners.Remembering we may be using 'basic' camera equipment.also worth recomending a camera, I can start with what I know is a fantastic 'basic' camera for under $120Its the Panasonic LumixWhat makes this camera so super is its LEICA lens (best in the world)Mine is 12 mega PixelsIts a very great little camera. Probably 'rubbish' to you great camera people.anyway, give US your TIPS!!!!!

NAWCC:To-days Gem! A piece of history
Some of you may remember this post here:http://www.watchtalkforums.info/foru...htm#post563323Well I have been waiting for this rare piece to arrive, probably the earliest American wristwatch in my collection, and among the earliest timepieces from American wristwatch history.Up to a few days ago, I was pretty sure that the earliest men's wristwatches were 1916, but thanks to Stan Anthony Czubernat, we now have evidence of 'adverts' (not actual timepieces) as early as 1913!!Anyway, here I want to show you my latest and most interesting purchase, its a 1917 Hampden Offset Crown and 12 at 3 o clock. This company was also called the Dueber-Hampden Watch CompanyThis watch numbers among the earliest of American wristwatches. Serial No: 3,347,688 dating it to 1917.The case: A very unusual case style by (Dueber Watch Case co, signed only Silverine, which means Nickel), design for a belt strap to slide neatly under the 3 piece case, 3 piece.Using a ‘Lepine’ movement and ultra rare

Oris newsletter opting out?
Since registering the watch, each week Oris has a newsletter to send to the email box. It was amusing though now it is yet another tedious line each week. I was looking through my profile but cannot find a way to opt out. Anyone here know where it is located?

Can a fluted bezel be added later by Rolex?
Looking at a DJ2 with the smooth bezel and wondering if later down the road i can send it in to rolex to have the fluted bezel put on? If so any idea of the cost?