Breitling Montbrillant A4137012/g634-SS Round Automatic White Dial Watch

Breitling Transocean Chronograph GMT Watch
Breitling has expanded their Transocean Chronograph line, with the introduction of a GMT version into the range. The new Breitling Transocean Chronograph GMT makes for a practical and no-nonsense addition to this range of vintage inspired watches. The Transocean has been a successful line for Breitling, offering their well known name on watches that exhibit a more classic styling that is reminiscent of their Top Time models from the 1960's. You can see watches-dealer hands-on review of the Breitling Chronomat 44 GMT with the same movement here.The Transocean Chronograph GMT will be available in either steel or red gold and will measure 43mm wide. Buyers will have their choice of a white or black guilloche dial, but the entire production will be limited to 2000 units in steel and just 200 units in red gold. So, while the case size remains the same as the standard Transocean Chronograph, the limited edition GMT gets an upgraded dial along with its GMT functionality.The Transocean Chrono

In-Depth: Hands-On With The Entire Patek Philippe 175th Anniversary Collection, Including The Grandmaster Chime
In October of 2014, Patek Philippe presented a collection of pieces that the world had been waiting 25 years to see. It was Patek who in 1989 launched the very concept of commemorative watches with its 150th anniversary collection and who today still garners more attention than anyone else in the world of haute horlogerie. We have already shown you the basics of what comprises the Patek 175 collection (see here, here, here, and here) but today we will go hands-on with all the pieces, as well as break down a bit more about what this collection may or may not mean long-term. Previous Commemorative Watches 1 OF 31 In 1989, Patek Philippe released a few limited edition pieces with an inscription on the case back. The most well known is the 3960, which you see above and below. This small time-only watch featured an officer's style case back and extended lugs reminiscent of an early-20th-century piece that resides in the Patek Philippe museum. 2 OF 31 A

BROWN strap for SPEEDY 9300?
I'm loving my new Speedy 9300 CoAxial (44.25 mm) on both the bracelet and black croc strap, but would very much like to add a cool brown strap to the collection.In my mind, one of the coolest things about this Speedy is the way the curved-end strap integrates into the case. At this time Omega does not make the same piece in brown. Do any of you know where I might be able to source such a piece?Thanks very much to TRF in advance for all of the continuing discussion and advice.

Waterproof strap for radiomir?
I have started looking at the radiomir cased Panerais with the wire lugs and have a simple question. Are there waterproof straps available for them? I am not going to dive with it, but I do like to have a strap that can take anything. Leather is out of the question. Rubber would be fine, I use that on my 176. But some other material that you don't need to dry if it gets wet would also be fine, maybe nylon? I guess they all take 26mm straps? I googled it but it seems that I could only find straps for springbars, will they also be usable with the wire lugs? I assume you loosen the screws on the backside, slide the wires out, and then remove the wires somehow from the strap?

Noob question: Markup for box/papers vs watch only?
Hi guys- been searching for the right pre-owned PAM for a while. Can someone help me understand the deal with finding a watch with box&papers&accesories vs just the watch only? It seem like having all that stuff is around a 15-20% increase in price, is that typcical?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk