Breitling Chronomat Blackbird Satin Stainless Steel

Chopard L.U.C XPS – Poin?on de Gen¨¨ve 125th Anniversary Edition
To celebrate the 125th anniversary of the ¡°Poin?on de Gen¨¨ve¡± quality hallmark, Chopard unveils a limited edition of its L.U.C XPS model enhanced with a date window. This watch is powered by Chopard’s in-house L.U.C Calibre 96.01-L (L.U.C 1.96). Despite its demure 3.3mm thickness, this self-winding movement offers a date display and twin barrels with a 65 hour power reserve. The ¡°Poin?on de Gen¨¨ve¡± was established in 1886 to ensure a very high level of quality. 2011 marks the 125th anniversary of this Genevan horological institution. To mark the occasion, Chopard Manufacture, which since 1996 has seen a substantial proportion of its movements earn the ¡°Poin?on de Gen¨¨ve¡±, presents an 18-karat rose gold commemorative L.U.C XPS model in a 125-piece limited edition.This 18-karat rose gold timepiece features a chocolate-brown sunburst satin-brushed dial bearing the ¡°Poin?on de Gen¨¨ve¡± logo at 12 o¡¯clock. The L.U.C 1.96 movement and its bridges are adorned with ¡°C?tes de Gen¨¨ve¡± and m

Thoughts on Constellation 712
I've been looking at Constellations for weeks. I've also almost literally accomplished no work in the last 24 hours.So I've reached the point where obvious flaws might be becoming less obvious to me and my eyes may soon fall out from staring at a computer screen too long. The watch in question here: OMEGA CONSTELLATION AUTOMATIC GOLD AND STEEL VINTAGE MEN WATCH I once owned a cal 712 constellation that I ended up sending back because there were too many questionable facets of the watches construction . I would very much like to own another 712 if the members of this forum think this one is legit. I'm most concerned with the dial. It shows some age so I'd really like to believe it isn't a redo (if it is its also probably a pretty good one).It also seems to actually reconcile pretty well with whats on the vintage database: OMEGA Watches: Vintage Watches DatabaseI look forward to hearing from the good men of this forum and learning whether to pull the trigger on this one or purchase a ne

Going from 15300 to 15400 - Regrets?
Anybody here owns 15300 and replaced it with 15400? Do you regret the decision?Just want to hear some opinion before I take the plunge :) I enjoy the 15300 very much but have a chance to get the blue 15400.

The OFFICIAL Rolex Oyster Perpetual Owners' Club...Let's see them!!!!
It was the first watch to scale the big mountain and spawned the Explorer because of it. This year they were supersized at Baselworld and they added the now defunct Airking to their ranks. Or as Rolex states on their site. Oyster Perpetual: The direct descendant of the original oyster launched in 1926, the first waterproof wristwatch in the world and the foundation on which Rolex has built its reputation.Strangely they get relatively little publicity here on the forum. It time; show your Justa Oyster Perpetual if you've got them and love them.I've had two; the first one I traded in on a SubC but almost immediately regretted it; it's been replaced and won't be leaving again.Then...and now...

question about the 62510 jubilee bracelet
so I'm thinking about picking up a 62510 bracelet for my GMT II, and I've noticed that the correct jubilee bracelet for the GMT II is the 62510 bracelet with the number 50 on the very last link near the endlink.... why is that? What I'm asking is, is there any particular difference between a 62510 without the 50 and one that has it? What does it mean?