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Hands-On: With The Breguet Classique Tourbillon Extra-Plat Automatique 5377, The World's Thinnest Automatic Tourbillon Now In Platinum
With its namesake the inventor of the tourbillon, Breguet has a lot to live up to when it comes to innovating the complication. The Classique Tourbillion Extra-Plat Automatique 5377 does not disappoint. Not only is the watch extremely thin (the thinnest automatic tourbillon in the world), but the off-center tourbillon also uses a titanium cage surrounding an anti-magnetic escapement. The styling still refers to the classic guilloché dials that Breguet is known for, but with a slightly more pared down overall aesthetic, giving the watch a more contemporary feel. This is a tourbillon that combines the best of traditional executions with thoroughly modern watchmaking technology, and here we go hands-on with the new platinum edition. 2 OF 11 At only 7mm thick, the Extra-Plat is currently the thinnest automatic tourbillon in the world. It was first introduced in 2013 in rose gold, and now it is available in a 42mm platinum case. There is the same smooth, thin bezel and

Help needed on watch prices
Hi ive been offered a few watches straight swap for one of mine just wanted to know witch would be the best one to go for as i will deffo be selling it when the new green sub comes out so basically i want to know what one i can sell for the most and the easyest at the end of the year watches are.rolex deep sea 2010rolex sub tt 2009 but not the ceramic versionrolex daytona 2006 tt with black facerolex daydate 18ct 18038any help would be great thanks

O/T - Hobbies: Watches and ?
Hi guys, Thought it might be interesting to see what other hobbies our members have and and related pictures. To keep it watch related, maybe post a picture of your favorite watch and couple of hobbies (even better your other hobbies with a picture of a watch in it! ). My favorite timepiece right now:My favorite hobby (not right now since we're in the dead of winter):My current weekend hobby (just finished this on Sunday):A little about the knife for anyone who's interested: 4.5 Billion year old infused Meteorite into the Damascus, Gaboon Ebony bolsters, 50,000 year old Kauri wood from New Zealand, copper liners, mosaic pins and filework all around the spine.

Worn bezel on 2351 Bond - keep it or
Hi gents,I'm thinking on giving my 17 y.o. Bond a refreshed look - what could need most love is the bezel. Its original blue has faded and it gained some scratches in return.As far as I could find out, Omega doesn't sell the bezel insert alone - it sells the whole package - clever guys! . I saw some posts on other forums of some gents replacing the bezel and it really gives the watch another look... What do you think? Does this faded bezel, along the patina that's starting very faintly to show on the dial indexes starts to give this 17 y.o. watch a classic status? Is my Bond going through its coming of age, so I should keep it like that?Or, on the other hand, replacing the bezel by a new one would give it a better, more modern look?

Seamaster Planet Ocean 2201.50.00
I was just informed by an Omega boutique that the Seamaster Planet Ocean 2201.50.00 is not available anymore. Are they serious, or do they just want to push the new model? The 2201.50.00 is still advertised on the Omega website...Has Omega recently stopped production? Could anyone here tell me where to get a new one (I live in Florida), I really prefer the older design of the PO.Any help is appreciated,Nick