Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Selfwinding Tourbillon Chronograph Set to Debut in Hong Kong
The first Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Tourbillon Chronograph watch, which featured a hand-wound movement and a groundbreaking case made of forged carbon and ceramics, had watch-world tongues wagging in its debut year 2010. This year, at the upcoming Watches and Wonders watch fair in Hong Kong, AP launches the next generation, with a brand-new automatic movement.The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Selfwinding Tourbillon Chronograph is the latest ultra-complicated interpretation of the Royal Oak Offshore, which debuted in 1993. The sporty Offshore was itself an evolution of the original (and now-iconic) Audemars Piguet Royal Oak, the octagonal-bezel luxury sports watch that burst on the wristwatch scene in 1972. The new timepiece, which will be a limited, numbered edition of just 50 pieces, uses modern materials for its all-black, 44-mm case: forged carbon for the case middle, ceramic for the octagonal Royal Oak bezel, titanium and ceramic for the chronograph push-pieces, and r

Introducing The MeisterSinger Paleograph Chrongraph
Quick! How many hands normally appear on a MeisterSinger watch? One, right? Well, up until recently, that would certainly be the case. With the introduction of the MeisterSinger Paleograph, however, that answer is no longer entirely accurate. Sure, you've still got the singular hour hand (no minutes hand needed), but then there is a whole new compliment of hands showing up on the dial.These are most evident on the ivory-dialed version; although for me, I think I actually prefer the dark blue dial MeisterSinger Paleograph . Aside from my own color preferences, the dark blue dial sort of "hides" the chronograph functionality a bit more, making this look and feel more like a traditional MeisterSinger, in my opinion. Further confounding the expectations of a chronograph is the fact that there are no pushers flanking the crown.Therein lies another clever bit of design - while the Unitas 6497-1 provides the basic movement, MeisterSinger developed a column wheel chronograph module (with the a

should I be concerned
The strap is only 2 months old and it's cracking, will this fall of the wrist? Has to be a defect...

ROO Question?
With the regular ROO rubber and deployment, is it possible to put a tang buckle on there, or is it made only for deployment?If so....can the diver strap and buckle fit on a ROO chrono?or is the survivor strap and tang the only route here?last question promise - any aftermaret rubber straps that are better than OEM that will fit with diver tang or aftermarket tang?thanks all!

Speedmaster Professional ID problem
Hi all,I bought my Speedmaster Professional at Macy's in 2002 . Recently I found out the pictograms card and chronometer certificate shown the ref number are 20545000. Calibre no: 1120. However the receipt & the watch tag are showed 35705000.What should I do? If i want to sell the watch, are those number affect the value?Please advice!ThanksGerrard fans