Cartier Pasha Seatimer Chronograph 42.5 mm

Introduced an AD to the Beast
I stopped by a local AD yesterday and let the owner "fondle" my PloProf. Although he carries Omega (also Breitling and Rolex), he had never seen the PloProf "in the flesh". He called his sales people over for me to explain all the details and features. He even took the watch into the restroom and turned off the lights so that he could check out the bezel lume.He took it upon himself to admit that the PloProf was much more balanced and more comfortable on his wrist than the Deep Sea. I suspect he will have one in inventory soon.Fr. John?

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

Still driving me crazy
i have been trying to identify a watch since 1997 im gonna explain it the best i can then post a fuzzy pic that you guys are gonna hate but for now its all i have the picture is from 97.98the watch is on a leather band it looks kind of small it has white bold numbers and the second hand is on the bottom with a circle around it the watch was worn by billy joel for around 3 yearsso i hope somebody here can finally help me

Please give a round of welcome to these 5 amigo's joining the Admin Team of WTF!!!!!!
Hey everyone!!Please give a big round of "welcome", or maybe that should be "welcome back!", to Diver88, SeanO, BrianS, Davemcc and Wetworks as they re-join Watch Talk Forums moderator team! Diver88 & Wetworks will be joining Dennis in the Omega forum (yes, it takes 2 to control Dennis! )SeanO will be joining Greg, Valtyr & Stales in the American & Hamilton forumsBrian will be joining Wombat in the Lum-Tec forumand Davemcc will be joining Stales in the Hamilton forumWelcome back to the team guys!!!!

A Dream Visit to AP in Le Brassus, Switzerland - Part 3
=Day 2 - AP Museum, High Complication Workshop & Atelier de RestaurationAfter the high complication workshop, we were led to another section of the museum where the very early creations by AP were showcased. Many pocket watches, early wrist watches and timepieces with multiple complications were on display. Although very fascinating, we were not allowed to take pictures here. Not until we bumped into the Starwheels! I was allowed to take a souvenir shot of my rose gold Starwheel posting side-by-side with some very interesting iterations of the same mechanism.Clockwise from left: A yellow gold Starwheel with an engine-turned dial; A Starwheel pocket watch with skeletonised movement; A John Schaffer Starwheel with minute repeater; My rose gold Starwheel with Fleur-de-Lis hand-engraved dial Next, the door to the treasure land for most of the AP enthusiasts¡­Respectfully, Mr Gerald Genta and his greatest creation, the Royal Oak ref.5402. Like a fairy tale, the iconic Royal Oak was born