Corum Admiral��s Cup Challenger 44 Chrono Rubber
Corum fuses vulcanized rubber to the Admiral's Cup Challenger 44’s steel case to add color and to create a non-slip surface that is highly useful in wet environments. The rubber case and matching straps have a matte finish and a velvet-like feel. The case maintains the distinctive twelve-sided shape and the inner bezel ring adorned with nautical pennants that are Admiral’s Cup trademarks. Find pricing and wallpaper inside. The Challenger 44 Chrono Rubber is powered by a COSC-chronometer-certified automatic movement visible through a transparent caseback and sports a Corum-engraved rotor that matches the color of the watch. The center chronograph seconds hand bears the Corum key counterweight. The angled date display is positioned at 4:30. The three subdials present the 30 minute totalizer at 3 o’clock, 12 hour totalizer at 6 o’clock, and continuous seconds at 9 o’clock. Hands, minute numerals, subdials and chevrons are highlighted by luminescent white, gra

Piaget himself reflects once again as a master of haute horlogerie
With these additions of "Miss Protocol", Piaget himself reflects once again as a master of haute horlogerie and innovation.Click here to see the new collection of Miss Protocol XL enamel.

industrial operations to be housed in Rolex's updated Bienne manufactory
Preliminary work for the site's preparation has already been completed, with the first operations to be undertaken in coming weeks. The design and implementation will be carried out by the architectural team of Gebert, Strassler & Storck, in association with BG Group Consulting Engineers. In addition to the comprehensive range of industrial operations to be housed in Rolex's updated Bienne manufactory, the integrated facility will also offer such perks as supplementary underground parking space, supply areas, several cafeterias, and a fine restaurant.

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��flipping 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

Speedmaster Back query
Any reason why the Speedmaster Pro has it's central disc made out of what appears to be an alloy of some sort while my other Speedmaster (Triple Date) has the same material (SS) for it's central disc as the rest of the case?