Breitling Chronomat 44 GMT Automatic Chronograph Blue Dial Men's Watch AB042011-C851SS

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New Photo Constest Voting!
Hey guys, why don't you head over to the IWC forum. ScottD did an excellent job putting our contest together, and all the participants took fabulous shots! Cast your vote!

Black Monster vs. 007 ?
I have an itch that needs scratching. I went to a local Seiko AD today in an attempt to compare the black monster to a 007. I know the chances that they would have one, let alone both of these pieces would be slim, but I was right next door and nothing ventured nothing gained. I was completely unsuccessful as the AD no longer carries Seiko claiming that they were not allowed to competitivly price compared to the internet vendors and dropped the line. I would like to know your thoughts and reasons for preferring one watch over the other. I realise they both have the same movement (part of my narrowing down my choice to these two models) and can both be had with a metal bracelet. I would like to compare them but probably won't have the opportunity now. My main reason for narrowing down to these two models are:1) Seiko, dont have one, want one need I say more?2) Diver style3) 007 has that "classic" appearance4) Black Monster looks...just plain Bad ass5) 4 "O" clock crown.I was fully p

Breitling EMERGENCY thickness/size question
Hello everybody.This is my first post in this forum as I'd like to know one thing that is smashing my mind every now and then. I come from Italy and I'd like to buy a Breitling Emergency.By looking at the official site I read that it has a 43mm case, 15,7mm thick and a weight of 85 gr.I read here and there, on many sources that people feel it like a BIG watch afterall. But, two times I've been holding one for real (when I was in the UK), and BOTH times it felt VERY THIN and light and NOT that bigger than my current Omega Seamaster 300 (classical James Bond model)....I've never had the chance of actually measuring it, BUT:as there have been 2 versions of the emergency (the original from 1995 to 2001 and the SuperQuartz from 2002 to nowcurrent model), I'd like to know if in the different years the size/thickness/weight of the watch was changed (improved) or not. That is: the Emergency has ALWAYS been the same? Just talking about the emergency, NOT the Mission (i know that's huge...)...t

perpetual calander
do I have to reset a pc watch after changing the battery.