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Zodiac Adds Bronze and 7750 Chronos to Their Line Up
Well, the ‘heritage’ craze at Baselworld 2016 continues! Zodiac is another brand with a rich history that is continuing the fantastic trend of borrowing upon that history to produce new versions of vintage classics. This year Zodiac has put out quite a few models for Basel, but we’ll just concentrate on a couple of limited edition gems here, one diver and one chronograph.The Zodiac Sea Dragon Chronograph is sporty, with a bit of that vintage racing chrono flair. The case is similar to the 3-handed version we reviewed with a squarish tonneau shape, nicely brushed top and sides, with a polished bezel. At 42mm wide with 22mm lugs, it’s a nice modern size without being too big. The dial is laid out with the sub-dials at 12, 6 and 9, and a day/date window at 3.There will be several dial colors available, but the limited editions will come only in black or gray. Brushed hands and steel hour markers, both with Superluminova help out with low light visibility. The cryst

Would you swap Plo Prof 1200 for 600?
Hi All,Your help is required please.This is not a question about which is more desirable, because I appreciate that is totally subjective.I was hoping to utilise the considerable knowledge on this forum to see whether what I am considering is a good deal.First of all I would like to say that the Plo Prof 1200 is my favourite Omega. (see here: .info/foru...orum/45842.htm ) Until I come to wear mine that is: The problem is that I have skinny 6.5" wrists and a pronounced knuckle. The high relief grip on the reverse of the Plo Prof 1200 rubs into my knuckle and makes it sore every time I wear it. My brainwave was to look for a Plo Prof 600. This has a less pronounced "grip" on the back.After lots of searching I have found one at a respected Ebay seller (over 1000 feedbacks at 100%) not too far from me. It looks very tidy and originates from my birth year: 1970. It comes with the original box (collectable?) but no original paperwork. I bought my Plo Prof 2 years ago for ?4000. The Ebay sell

41mm Royal Oak Chrono dial color options?
Hey everyone! I have been bitten hard by the AP bug with the new 41mm RO.I am a Rolex and Panerai guy but after seeing the posts on this forum I am mezmorized by these watches. Are these RO as beautiful in person as in these pictures!!!' Wow! Anyway I was wondering if someone could tell me if the new RO chrono comes in all three colors as well? This will be an everyday watch so any thoughts would be welcome. I know there have been some debating as to the size of the new RO and seems the 39mm is the forums choice.Thanks for looking :)

The most complicated pocket watch
From the article:The product of three years of research and five years of effort it resulted in a gold openface minute repeating chronograph clockwatch with Westminster chimes. Among its features are a perpetual calendar, moon phases, sidereal time, power reserve, and indications for time of sunset and sunrise and the night sky of New York City. With a total of 24 horological complications, The Graves watch retained the title of the world¡¯s most complicated watch for 56 years.forbes/sites/anthonyd...thebys-geneva/And also the most expensive - good luck to any bidders hanging out on TRF!

Panerai Pam312
I have a couple of questions for experts.I have just purchased a Pam 312 from a reputable watch store. The Ltd Ed number is xxxx/2500 but those I see online seem to be xxxx/4000.Also those online have a brushed steel case and mine has a polished steel case.Do I have a variation of the Pam312 or have I got a different Pam?I have no reason to think that I have a fake. Everything checks out but for peace of mind I would like to know.Thanks in anticipation.Daltexs1