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Introducing The Breitling Transocean Unitime Pilot (Details & Pricing)
Fueling our fire for summer jetsetting, Breitling recently launched the latest in their Unitime series: the Transocean Unitime Pilot. Incorporating the company's Caliber B05 movement, the watch prominently features a worldtime complication in addition to the chronograph. Simply turning the crown snaps the date and time to your chosen city, and you've got 24 total zones to choose from, meaning you're covered from Noumea to the Azores.While the Unitime has been in Breitling stable of offerings since the 1950s (see more on that vintage beauty here), the B05 movement gives travelers unprecedented ease when it comes to shifting time zones. The caliber is based on the in-house B01, but has been outfitted with two rotating discs that are controlled by the crown. The first controls your city¡ªflipping back and forth between zones automatically adjusts the hands and other indicators, including the calendar. The second is a 24-hour disc that allows one to see the time anywhere in the world at a g

Help with the code
Hi guys...Referring to this pix which i had taken from Ron's flickr and edited it (i'm sorry!), i wonder what the number as highlighted means? As in the pix below, it is '874A', while my Colt got '811A'. Is that some kinda production number?Thanks for the help!Btw i was really like been hit in the head; the Blacksteel that i had see in the AD few weeks back (and plan to get it by next week) had already been sold...

What watch have you traded in or sold and now wish you still had it
When i first started work i picked up a Heuer Chronograph sold it to buy a newer watch, now i have seen the same watch go for ?2000 + (if only i could have seen the future)-The watch i really miss is the Omega Seamaster pro cost me a lot had it for many years and loved it wore it all the time outdoors in hot, cold, and wet weather and it had many bumps but what a watch always kept good time and when i lost my job it had to be sold to pay bills (sadly)So the one watch if i could go back and have again would be the Omega Seamaster Pro

TAG Heuer Monaco Automatic 37mm
Hello all,What are your thoughts on the TAG Heuer Monaco Automatic 37mm (non chrono)?I bought the piece in February of last year (2011) without seeing it live- I visited our top TAG authorized dealer and had them order it from TAG. I loved the piece on photos, but I was underwhelmed when I received it because, at 37mm, it is not large. Of course, a square piece always looks bigger than a round piece with same diameter.I do really like the style- I have both a crocodile leather and a rubber strap and I have alternated between them. I just love the design of the hands- the coolest hands on any of my pieces.I returned the watch to TAG two times for some problems, but it has been running beautifully since the second service.Earlier this year, I noticed something odd- TAG Heuer now includes this watch in its LADIES collection, and not the MEN's! I presume this is because of its small size.So basically, I spent a lot of money on a ladies watch! Would that bother any of you?What are your

why do some places call it Rose gold 44mm and other pink gold 4mm - ROO
AP website says pink gold but all the for sales say rose gold..what gives?44mm ROO