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Parmigiani Adds New Tourbillon to Its Pershing Collection
Parmigiani Fleurier, the boutique brand founded by master watchmaker Michel Parmigiani, has added a new limited-edition watch, called the Tourbillon Abyss, to its collection of Pershing timepieces, established in 2007 in a partnership with the prestigious Italian yacht manufacturer.Introduced at the SIHH watch salon in January, the Pershing Tourbillon Abyss, which is limited to 30 individually numbered pieces, has an exceptionally light titanium case middle, a dynamometric screw-down crown and a rose-gold, unidirectional bezel. The dial evokes the nautical influence of Pershing yachts, with its deep azure hue and wave patterns in various lighter shades of blue, achieved by creating multiple fine layers with an electroplating process.Like other timepieces in Parmigiani’s Pershing family ¡ª the brand’s first sports collection ¡ª the watch’s case bears distinctive curves that bring to mind the shape of a yacht’s hull. The main case material is grade 5 titanium, which

Halios Soon To Release Tropik & Delfin Dive Watches
Things are running hard and fast at Halios Watches, who recently teased designs for three upcoming models to be released in 2013. The new models span a smaller diver piece called the Tropik; its bronze-cased sibling the Tropik B; and a larger and more serious diver called the Delfin.This is a big step forward for Halios as they have often produced and launched only a single model at a time (the Laguna was their first watch to see non-limited edition production). These new models look really appealing and all seem to continue Halios' love for less-is-more dial aesthetics matched with practical sport watch design elements.The steel Tropik should be available this coming summer and features a 41mm stainless steel case, a ceramic unidirectional bezel and a domed sapphire crystal with internal AR treatment. Halios is describing the Tropik as their thinnest and dressiest watch to-date and this 300m diver certainly looks really good in the renders and the case prototype shown above. Timekeepi

Anyone experience? AP stop working :(
Not sure if I am unlucky or it's just unrealiable...Had a brand new volcano previosuly, bought it brand new and stopped working after 1 week, sent back to authorised dealer and got a refund back coz I am not willing to wait for 12 weeks to get it repaired.Now it happened again. Bumblebee completely stopped after only 1.5yrs. Sent back to service centre, claimed that 'oil runs dry' and have to wait for 8 weeks to collect it back. Luckily it is under warranty, otherwise it is another unncessary cost. Been telling myself....this could be the last time I go close to this brand.

HELP - Question about Chronomatic 2110
A question for the more experienced members out there. I know that traditionally a Chronomatic 2110 Panda would have orange hands/black bottoms on the white racing dial. I also know that there have been some rare models where white hands were used for specific companies. So, my question.....was the 2110 ever produced (stock) with white hands? Or, are these likely service replacements? I have a set of correct NOS orange/black hands, but wanted to ask the question before making any ill informed change. Movement is Cal. 11. (not Cal.11i). S/N is '69 if the info is helpful. I welcome any input/information on this. Thanks - Jeff

Omega Master Chronometer Servicing
I am wondering if anyone had send in your METAS certified watch for servicing.Will the service cost an Arm or a Leg?Will the watch be send back to METAS for testing upon overhaul completion.This is a very new movement, hence seeking feedback.