Breitling Navitimer A2332212/g533-1CD Round Automatic White Dial Watch

Visit To The Richard Mille Watch Manufacture
It may be a bold statement, but I like to think about the brand Richard Mille as both the jester and the rocket scientist within the fictional realm of haute horlogerie.?Since its launch?in 2001, and especially during the last couple of years, it has not only dreamt big time and time again, bringing down at least some of the old-fashioned walls which?older governors of fine watch making had built around themselves, but also had the know-how to back up those extremely bold ideas and realize them.Probably the first logical question that springs to mind upon a first encounter with the brand is the question of "why?" as in, why?would anyone build?their company?on the fundaments of admittedly?and consistently bold designs and ideas coupled with?luxury pricing? Time provided the answer: because it works.The first page in the success story of the luxury sports watch has arguably been written by the Royal Oak of Audemars Piguet, demonstrating the validity of this market segment. What Richard M

Breitling Chrono hands wont stay at 0
I've got a Breitling Quartz Chrono and the chrono minute hand keeps going back to 5 minutes after I reset it. I've followed the steps to reset the chrono to 0 but after a few days, the minute hand is back to 5. Anyone ever experience this issue?

SS sub easy find
Just got back from Florence today,walking around the city on Sunday went into the Rolex shop on the Ponte Vecchio bridge, started talking and asked if had a SS sub date available, he said yes got it out of a cupboard brand new, now I am the proud owner added to my collection.Are these still hard to find or more common?Talked Daytona with him 200 plus on a waiting list

Incoming from Takuya!! part 2
Hey everyone, been wanting a second Rolex for a while now and finally pulled the trigger. I'm loving the DSSD D-Blue and with the 116610LV makes a great one-two punch of Rolex diving muscle with truly interesting dials. I've read that dials are what really makes watches collectable along with lower volume production, so I've really tried to stick to those principles (along with Steel Sports Rolex...aka SSR) without further ado...

116509 help!
I'm thinking of part exchanging a Tudor Fastrider black shield (leather strap) 42000CN, Tudor Blackbay Black (leather strap ETA version) 79220N, a 116622 blue dial and ¡ê5500 cash for a Daytona 116509 grey arabic dial (Rolex serviced Oct 2017)All watches have B&P.Fellow members, should I do it? Bit of background, I have 8 watches but find I only wear 3 of them regularly.116713LN, VC Overseas Deepstream and the 79220N.I don't wear the 116622 much since getting the 116713, I sold a 114060 as I found it too similar to the 79220N. (I initially chose to keep the 79220 over the 114060 as they are harder to find)I have a 16610LV which I don't wear for some reason, just never seem to choose it. The other two are Casio and Seiko so not worth selling.I like the idea of having different complications in my collection, the Fastrider is the chrono but after buying it it really doesn't do it for me and neither does the Omega Speedmaster. (My Seiko has a power reserve!) I really want a top piece t