Breitling Superocean Heritage 42 Stainless Steel Bracelet

Arnold & Son Instrument CTB "Central True Beat" Chronograph Watch
Arnold & Son has been coming up with many interesting pieces in recent times and last year saw them introduce the world¡¯s thinnest tourbillon movement in their UTTE (Ultra Thin Tourbillon Escapement) watch.?More recently, they introduced the very interesting DSTB (Dial Side True Beat) watch, which will premiere at Baselworld 2014 next week.Like the Arnold & Son DSTB watch, the new Arnold & Son Instrument CTB (Central True Beat) watch will feature a true beat or dead beat seconds hand with a chronograph complication¨C the first ever as we understand it. We don¡¯t see dead seconds often, but what it means is that instead of the seconds hand sweeping smoothly, ?it will tick like a quartz watch.That may not sound like much, after all Antoine Martin¡¯s Slow Runner also has a dead seconds hand courtesy of its 1Hz movement. What makes the Instrument CTB stand out is that it is also a chronograph and that its dead seconds hand is mounted centrally along with the regular running second

Info on Ladies Cocktail watch
Hello, I was wondering if anyone had information on the timepiece that my husband just bought me. It is a Ladies Hamilton Cocktail watch made of 14k solid white gold with 76 G color VS2 clarity diamonds totaling 2.60 carats total weight (I have the diamond grading report for verification). It has the Hamilton 768 movement with 17 jewels. I am curious as to know the current value, model name, year of manufacture and the quality of the movement. Thank you and have a wonderful day.punkins watch3.jpgpunks watch.jpgpunks watch4.jpg

Seiko Coutura
Does anybody know if all Coutura watches have sapphire crystals, and if so, if they have from the beginning of the Coutura line?Thanks!

Explorer 114270 $4,188 vs $4,288
Explorer 1 , 1142701) Year 2003, With Paper, $4,1882) Year 2008, Watch Only, $4,288Both are polishedwhich one would you go for?

Buying First Rolex
Hi all,I’m new to the forums and I am looking to buy my very first Rolex Datejust. I had a look on the official Rolex website and the price was ?8050 for a 36mm however when I go to find a retailer on the Rolex site they all have the model priced at an extra ?1500. Is this normal? Or will any official retailer sell the watch for the same price on the Rolex website?I want a brand new watch so ideally don’t want to go into a jeweller who deals in second hand watches. I don’t really care about getting a discount but I just don’t want to have to pay another ?1500 on top of Rolex’s retail price.