Breitling Chronomat 44

Wyler’s New Code-R Chronograph
Wyler Gen¨¨ve presents a new version of its Code-R chronograph. The watch, in brushed titanium, features the brand¡¯s familiar shock-absorbing case, but with a new dial design. The case measures 52.10mm by 43.50mm and has been designated “Code-R.” This moniker will be applied to all collections for which it is used. In this latest incarnation, the Code-R case is finished in brushed titanium with brushed titanium pushers and crown protector and a rubber-coated titanium crown. Four sprung-mounted titanium screws at the corners of the case fix the sandwich construction of titanium plates, carbon fiber frame and titanium container together to provide the shock-absorbing function.Recalling the brand¡¯s El Camino Real model, the dial of this chronograph features a one-piece applique that comprises the rings for the continuous seconds and chronograph counters, 11 integrated hour markers and an over-sized Arabic 12. This rhodium-plated element has a sunbrushed finish that contrasts wi

Silicone Straps - Cleaning and"Dressing" / Preventive Maintance
Folksi have a few silicone straps nowany suggestions on cleaning and or preventive maintance/dressing??thanx in advancebw

Royal Oak Equation of Time
How do you read the EOT? For me, it's a bit too complex, so I took the easy way... Guess how was it read? The pic was shot at AP Singapore boutique. Thanks to the wonderful staff

1988 5513 vs 168000 vs 16610
Hi, I'm interested in a 1988 (birth year) sub. I've done some research on the various models available from the time period but would love to here others opinions on which model I should try to get and why.I'd plan for this watch to be in my regular rotation and thus be worn on a weekly basis. Thanks for your help and opinions.

Glidelock bracelet sizing
Hi guys,As a long-time member and someone who's been in the watch game for more than a couple years, I am beyond embarrassed to ask this question. But I figure it's better to ask for guidance than regret trying to do it on my own...I have a new Sub on order that should be delivered later this week. This isn't my first Rolex, but it will be my first with Glidelock. Is there a recommended process to follow when sizing the bracelet? I am comfortable resizing bracelets and have the 1.6mm screwdriver. My question is really more about trying to understand the following:- Should I retract/extend the Glidelock before removing links?- Is there a recommended side (12 o'clock or 6 o'clock) from which I should start removing links on this particular bracelet design (to ensure expansion of the Glidelock keeps the watch comfortable)?I'm just trying to avoid a bunch of link changes so I can minimize the scratching potential on the bracelet and aim to get it right the first time. Any guidance on