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

Royal Oak Bracelet - 12 months on
Hello allA year from brand new, in rotation with 2 other watches, my ROC bracelet feels slightly loose. Am I over exaggerating the gaps between links or do you guys share my concern?Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

Considering an AP Diver
Good afternoon everyone,I am relatively new to the AP forum (usually stick to the Rolex and Panerai forums), but I ventured over here about a month or so ago and have really enjoyed everyone's posts and watches. During this time I've been using all of you to familiarize myself with the brand, and so far I am really liking what I'm finding. I've really taken a liking to the SS AP Diver, though I do have a concern.First, a little background on me. I have a relatively small, but flat 6.5 wrist. Currently I own a black SubC and a Panerai 312. The SubC fits my wrist perfectly (love the glidelock mechanism) and the 44mm Pam fits ok, but is definitely pushing the limit as far as size goes. There's no way I could go any bigger than 44mm as to keep from looking silly. Right now I currently use the SubC as my daily wearer and the Pam comes out for casual Fridays and the weekend. What I love about these two watches is the versatility I get between them. SubC on the oyster bracelet and th

New Omega (AD) 3603 movement-Disappointed!
Purchased my Speedmaster Solar Impulse from an AD less than two weeks ago, and while looking at it last night was dismayed to see the minute chronograph hand (in the 30-minute dial) sticking at 28 minutes. I reset the stop watch functions twice and did the same thing. On the third time, the dial finally went past 28 and has been functioning well...so far.What gives, Omega??? Never had any problems with my hand-wound Rolex and automatic Rolex watches, although none of them are Daytonas. The Daytona is somewhat small for my wrist--which is why I went with the 44.25mm Speedmaster.My confidence in Omega is starting to dwindle. The watch will probably go to Omega for warranty work.

Strap options for BLNR
I just purchased my first Rolex. It's an awesome time piece and the one issue I have with it is the polished center links. I'm not terribly rough on my watches but I know it will get scratches. That being said, I think I want to look at replacing the bracelet for summer beach vacations/cruising. I'd imagine sand could do a number on the polish on those center links.I have looked into both RubberB and Everest. I am just curious I as to what other options people are going with. Any nato or zulus on your Batman?? And lastly, how difficult is the swap?? Any specific tools needed? My AD offered to do the swap for me but I would hate to continue bringining it their every couple of weeks throughout the summer. On a side note, he offered to polish the links once a year free of charge as well.