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Basel Preview: Breitling Montbrillant 01 Limited
Breitling is writing a new chapter in the history of the Montbrillant chronograph by equipping it for the first time with Caliber 01, a movement developed and produced in the company workshops in La Chaux-de-Fonds. This is a limited series of 2,000 pieces in steel and 200 in 18K red gold. Look inside for wallpaper and pricing information. With a look inspired by the 1940s and 50s and featuring a circular slide rule bezel for pilots, the Montbrillant chronograph was named after the building on Montbrillant Street, in the heights of La Chaux-de-Fonds, which housed the Breitling workshops from 1892 to 1979. In these premises, the brand developed inventions and improvements that would significantly advance wrist chronograph movements, including the first independent pushpiece (1915), the second independent pushpiece (1934) and the first selfwinding chronograph (1969). This was also where Breitling produced its first onboard chronographs that contributed to its status as ¡°official supplier

Advice on a Seamaster 2542.80
I own this Omega Seamaster Professional (Quartz) model 2542.80 and I'm considering selling it, but my knowledge of the second hand watch market is next to nothing. The watch shows some wear but works perfect and hasn't ever let me down. Recently had the battery replaced. Its from 1998 if I remember correctly. I only have the watch, none of the boxes, cards and such. Is it probably a bad idea to post serial numbers? Thanks for any help guys, this is a really cool forum. Here a link to some additional info: click hereMy pics are garbage * Not even a comment guys? Or "Welcome to the forum"? It looks a lot better in person....these really don't do it justice.

Rolex gets lay'd
A prostitute in Vegas conned a customer in a casino for a $300 "massage" but ended up taking his $35,000. Rolex and hiding it in her most precious asset cavity hehehe. Needless to say she confessed after being detained by hotel security and police. Lucky Rolex.happens all time..

Factoid of the Day 4-27-08
from wiki:he Black Watch is an electronic wristwatch launched in September 1975 by Sinclair Radionics. It costed ?24.95 ready-built, but was for ?17.95 also available as kit.The Black Watch is equipped with a red LED display, which is illuminated only when the watchcase's surface is pressed; two resilient spots display hours and minutes or minutes and seconds, respectively.The product was beset by technical problems including a battery life of just 10 days, variable accuracy and a very sensitive integrated circuit which could be rendered useless by a static shock from a nylon shirt. In spite of this, Sinclair's advertising still claimed: If that sounds technical, think of the outcome: a watch with no moving parts, a watch with nothing to go wrong, a watch which gives accuracy never achievable by the most precise mechanical engineering.

INCOMING - Another Boring FIRST PP
Yay! I'm part of the family, finally¡­ with my new 5712R Loving every aspect of this watch¡­ My first PP, and my first RG watch¡­I hope to post a user review some time soon Merry Christmas everyone!