Omega Speedmaster Broad Arrow 3551.20.00 41mm White Dial Automatic Watch

Breitling Basel Preview: Avenger Seawolf Chrono Blacksteel Limited Edition
At Baselworld 2010, Breitling will unveil a special version of the Avenger Seawolf Chrono ¨C the only chronograph that is watertight and fully operational at a depth of 1,000 meters or 3,300 feet. The new Blacksteel limited edition features a 45.4 mm steel case sporting a black carbon-based treatment. The standout feature however is Breitling’s patented magnetic pushpiece system. This system, a Breitling exclusive, activates the chronograph controls through the metal of the case, without any direct mechanical contact. This approach circumvents the Achilles heel found in traditional chronograph cases – the holes in the case and the mechanical pusher-movement interface. Breitling’s unique system eliminates the holes, allowing this chronograph to function at extreme depths. This diver’s chronograph is also equipped with a decompression valve and a glareproof sapphire crystal for optimal readability. Breitling’s SuperQuartz caliber provides a level of accuracy

Tourneau as brand?
I know some people are not satisfied with their sales staff or the service.However I want to know the quality of their products.Anyone have something to share?I am looking to get a quartz watch that I can wear as a beater.

Factoid of the Day 2-01-0
According to the NOAA, the US military dress code for officers allows "only one wristwatch and one bracelet."

Finally, my new incoming arrived!
After I've been waiting for a year, I received a call from my AD last week. She told me that your waiting has come to the end and pls. come to bring it home. I'm so excited after she hang up. So I went to the AD last Monday to take it back. Here is a wrist shot at the store. Wish you guys that have been waiting receive a call from the AD soon. :

Flip for a 5960p blue dial?
I saw and tried on a 5960p blue dial in the real yesterday. A stunning piece. It gave me an itch, so do I scratch? A little background. I have been on an exploratory mission to find a PM watch, and during the search, I've come to realize that I am more of a white metal guy than yellow. And, I also realized that I want a platinum watch over white gold, which obviously limits the selection, yet there are still some incredible choices (e.g. 5960p). I am in no rush, but is the 5960p blue dial a piece that is hard to find, and therefore, should I consider it more since I have the opportunity? In order to obtain the 5960p, which is at an AD, I would need to do some flipping plus layout some $$$. I would flip my 5712/1a (my first PP and one I do enjoy a lot) and my 5167a (my second PP, and one I like but don't love, so I'm considering to use it as currency for my next purchase) plus cash for the 5960p blue dial. My collection would be down to 3 watches, with the other 2 being a SDc and a SS D