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Quartz Chronograph Movements
I've been looking for some info on quartz chronographs. I have been told that running the chronograph all the time can drain the battery much quicker but I've also been told that the worst thing for a watch is to not run it. Should the chronograph be run on a regular basis and how often would be good for the movement?

Unusual Hamilton item
Just to make you guys jealous (!) I thought I'd post some pictures of what I consider a somewhat rare itema Hamiton business card holder. It is solid metal, heavy and quite handsome in person. I was given a few of these by a local dealer recently, to my extreme delight. I absolutely love them, and will hopefully have them long enough to pass on to my kids one day.

My first Panerai - An Object of Italian Design
Hello Forum members! Over these past 3 or 4 weeks my son's, who both have Panerai 111 timepieces, have given me the bug to buy my first Panerai! I frequently travel to Firenze on business and unfortunately it never occurred to me that I could have visited the original site of where Panerai started. During a recent trip to France, a co-worker had on a GMT that he bought years ago before they became popular when he was working at my company's manufacturing site in Firenze. That event, coupled with my son's influence, I ended up buying the model 512 you see pictured in this post, along with my other Italian prized toy.

Tudor Black Bay 36MM vs. Oyster Perpetual 116000 Steel
So I stumbled into a Tudor dealer today and tried on the 36MM BB. After trying it on, I am convinced that my next purchase will be a 36MM piece. It fit my wrist more proportionally than any of my other watches. That being said, I am not within close driving distance to a Rolex AD and cannot try on an OP to compare how it would fit. Does anyone own a steel face 116000 and would you consider it as a good all-rounder? Which watch would you choose? I need something to wear with a suit, shorts, t shirt, etc. Edit: By the way, my current budget is around $4500. My preference this time is to purchase a new watch (as all of my past purchases have been pre-owned). Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk