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Blancpain Fifty Fathoms Celebrates 60 years with the Bathyscaphe Men's & Women's
There is something to be said for being the first to start it all.When you think of luxury diving watches, other brands might compete for attention, but the mere mention of the Blancpain Fifty Fathoms is enough to end all discussion on which is the most important diving watch in history. Which other watch can claim to have laid down the blueprint of what we know as the essential aspects of a diving watch? From the depth requirements, the?unidirectional?bezel marking dive time, to the must-have indication of the watch's functioning, these and other?criteria?that have come to define a dive watch would not have come together had two French navy divers been satisfied with the dive watches of their dayIn fact, the Fifty Fathoms from Blancpain has such a long and storied history that if you're a diving watch?enthusiast, the basic facts should be familiar to you. In 1953, French naval diving officers?Captain Robert?Maloubier and Lieutenant Claude Riffaud were charged with creating a new group

Citizen Eco Drive Stop Watch Hand Out of Alignment...
O.K. not sure if this makes sense. I've got a Citizen Eco Drive tank watch, 3 dial chronograph. The hand that looks like the sweep hand, is actually the stop watch hand, and is at rest when the stop watch function isn't being used. When I bought the watch, it lined up perfectly at 12 when at rest. I didn't use the watch for a while, and I actually left it in a window to charge for days at a time. One time when I picked it up, I noticed the stop watch hand had shifted, and now rested at about 2 minutes past 12. Not a big deal, but just not esthetically pleasing as when it was in perfect alignment. Interestingly enough, the watch will not let me just let the hand run, using as if it was the sweep hand. The stop watch function stops on it's own after an hour.So, here's my question(s):1) What could cause the hand to shift its resting position?2) What could be done to put it back?Thanks!

Chrono cockpit advice
HiI have a Breitling Chrono Cockpit model number H1335812/654 rose gold on Brown Lizard skin strap , it is brand new and unworn , Would anyone know what it cost new ? or what I would be able to sell it for it has everything from new and is number 18 of 500 in the limited edition run .TIA

5711A or AP 15202 (blue dials) to pair with 5712A
I have a 5712A and love it so much that I am trying to add a 5711 (also blue dial). But lately, I am wondering whether the AP Royal Oak 15202ST would be better? Would love to know what you think, and posting this on the Patek forum intentionally as I love Patek and want to make sure the input is from others who do as well. And to be clear, I do not want a 5711 in a white dial, even though that may seem like the obvious choice.Some of my thoughts: The 15202 is more of a different experience than my 5712A compared to what the difference the 5711A would be, and I love the two hand look (but I also like being able to see the movement in action by way of a second hand). Also, as much as I like AP, I prefer Pateks (all things being equal).I am unlikely to sell either, so better resale value, while nice, isn’t a driving force. And obviously, I will be able to get the 15202 much sooner than the 5711, and it is a touch cheaper as well, when purchased new from an AD.All votes and replies a

What can make a watch go from gaining time to losing time?
Recently I've noticed that 3 of my watches, including my Sub LVc, have started losing time, after years of being gainers. I only know the basics about the inner-workings of mechanical watches, so I'm kind of at a loss for what could be happening. My first thought was magnetization, but I looked into it and if my understanding is correct magnetization causes watches to gain hours per day or to gain and lose erratically. Are there other circumstances or things that can cause a watch to go from gaining to losing time? Has anyone else had this happen to their watches?Thanks!