Breitling Chronomat 44 Limited Edition US Veterans Tribute Watch
As an interesting limited edition watch for the United States, this Breitling Chronomat 44 watch will be limited to just 50 pieces and bear the Great Seal of the United States along with the message "Breitling for America. United We Stand" on the rear of the watch.A few years ago the Chronomat 44 watch came out and contained Breitling's first in-house made movement called the Caliber 01 chronograph automatic. 44mm wide and in Breitling's lovely polished steel case, this watch serves as a fitting base for the limited edition. This model with its black textured dial and red accents is a real handsome piece. The case and dial design are aging very gracefully and this is truly a handsome piece. Breitling is actually one of the only brands that does make watches simply too large for my wrists, and I almost never say that. This 44mm wide version of the Chronomat isn't one of them however.Depending on who you are and your perception of the message on the rear of this watch you'll either love

SIHH 2013: Introducing The Piaget Emperador Coussin Ultra-Thin Minute Repeater, The Thinnest Self-Winding Minute Repeater In The World
It's January, 2013 and that means SIHH is just around the corner. Actually, it's about 2.5 weeks away. Which means you're about to start seeing a whole bunch of new releases from some of the best brands in the world. We're starting off the new year with one of them - what is likely to be Piaget's biggest story of the show this year, the new Emperador Coussin Ultra-Thin Minute Repeater - the thinnest self-winding minute repeater ever made. 2 OF 6 3 OF 6 4 OF 6 This new record-setting repeater sits at just 9.4mm thick, while the in-house caliber 1290P is an incredible 4.8mm thin. This is the fourth high-complication that Piaget has taken into the realm of the ultra thins (they also own the title of thinnest self-winding tourbillon, perpetual calendar, etc), the 11th complic

Nautilus dimensions 5711 vs 5712
I know they have the same case dimensions (except the 5712 being slightly thicker) but doesn't the 5712 just look larger than the 5711 overall? Can anyone who has tried/own both pieces weigh in on how big they look and feel in person?Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Lonely 126600
Just walked out of one of my local ADs and he has a shiny 126600 sitting there with no home. Will probably let it go for 5% below as usual if anyone is interested.PM me if you want the contact info.JSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thoughts....?
I often wonder what attract people to certain watches. Specifically a variant of a particular watch. Take the 114060 and the 116610LN for instance? I get that it boils down to personal preference. I personally am not a fan of the new SD. I love my 16600 and 14600. Has no date and looks classic to me. I guess what it boils down to is that I had a conversation with a sales guy today at another AD in the NE. I wanted to look at a 114060 and was basically talked out of it today. His position was if it didn't have a date, it wouldn't appear to others as a Rolex or wasn't a 'real' one. I laid my DT-C on the counter and said, This doesn't have a date, is this not real based on your explanation and may I please see the watch I asked about? He was perplexed for two reasons I imagine. One: He had never seen one in person, and how was it that I had one. In other words, a date signifies Rolex in his millennial eyes. I let him talk. I personally don't buy Rolex for what others think. He