Vacheron Constantin Lady Kalla Diamond Blue Satin Ladies Watch 17710000G-7393

Tutima Launches Three New Models in Three Price Ranges
At Baselworld 2011, Tutima launched three new models: the Grand Classic Black Chronograph PR, the Grand Classic Reserve, and the Pacific Black. Each measuring 43mm in diameter, these new models offer three variations on Tutima’s classic good looks. Find wallpaper, launch dates and pricing inside. The Grand Classic Black Chronograph PR sits at the top of the new range of introductions. The stainless steel case and bracelet undergo a special hardening process that Tutima claims render it as resistant to scratches as sapphire crystal. It then receives a coating of scratch-resistant black PVD. The dial is highly legible, and the power reserve is nicely integrated and among the most useful of complications. Under the dial a Swiss self-winding Valjoux 7750 movement produces the energy. The Grand Classic Black Chronograph PR is available with a striking red dial, or more traditional black. Look for it to arrive in stores in August/September with an MSPR in the $4500 ballpark.The new Gra

3-2-09 wrist shots
Well new month, new day, new week, what are you wearing to start the week off?figured I would wear the russian diver, it has been awhile.

Issue with my Tag F1
Hi all, I have a Tag Heuer F1 CAC1110.BA0850 chrono, and after I use the chrono feature and hit the reset button, the 1/10 sec hand doesn't rest itself all the way to high noon, but resets itself just two clicks before the high noon position, forcing me to unscrew the crown and adjust it manually . I thought it was the battery, but just had that changed, same issue..........As a side note, this problem will not happen right again after I manually adjust it and use the chrono feature, this will only happen after about two to three days of not using the chrono feature, and then trying to use it........puzzling.......keeps great time though

Ap 15400st
Anyone know when this will be released and what the retail price is?

Reason to be concerned?
Hello all, i have had my Omega Seamaster chronograph #2225.80 since December 2013 and has never given me any trouble. I like the watch and keeps good time, usually within less than a minute every day at 7:00pm, an alarm that i have set and is always within a minute.Until today, or yesterday May 26th, i noticed it stopped telling come completely. I could not hear the movement inside ticking like normal and none of my hands on the watch were moving. I gave the watch about 40 winds and still no movement, from the second hand or the movement period. It wasn't until i fiddled with setting the hands and then i started the chronograph when it started moving, the second hand. I set the correct time and it now tells time as it should. It is functioning as i know it to be okay and is working. Should i be concerned of this malfunction? I wear the watch nearly 24/7. I take it off when i shower most times and let it sit, and sometimes when i play guitar, but other than that it stays on.