Corum Ti-Bridge for Only Watch
Corum has created a unique version of the Ti-Bridge watch for Only Watch 2009. The new and exclusive movement is designed, developed and assembled in-house. The CO 007 movement is clearly inspired by the Golden Bridge caliber, but the overall style of the timepiece gives the original concept a new and contemporary twist. Both the case and the movement are in titanium, a material known to be lightweight and difficult to work with. The bridges and plates of the Caliber CO 007 are cut from this titanium and black PVD-coated. Theupper bridge is engraved with the Corum brand name. The bridges are satin-finished, while the generously sized barrel is snail finished. The balance oscillates at 4 Hz, giving Caliber CO 007 a 72-hour power reserve. The curved and tonneau-shaped case is made from grade 5 titanium �C the only kind that can be polish-finished �C and measures 42.5 mm by 41.5 mm. On the case-back, Corum has engraved a famous quote from Antoine de St-Exup��ry taken from the book Le Peti

Unrivalled Citizen Women's EW3120-59A Eco-Drive Corso Stainless Steel luxurious Watch
A simple, simple design combines with cool opulence stainless steel in 59 Corso # EW3120 - from the propelled solar citizen Eco - Drive Collection. Elegant and polished in its pretty shades of silver, this dress timepieces feature a thin, circular case, light Silver Dial with complementary hands and markers of time and a convenient date display to the 03. A complex link bracelet band completes the polished look and feels safe and comfortable at the wrist. At 99 feet water resistant.

Cracked ceramic case update
Hi all, For those who followed or didn't, my chipped or most likely cracked ceramic case had been sent to Le Brassus, they contacted me today to apologize for the delay, about 2 months, but they had to conduct many tests on it, and they will give me back the watch repaired in mid August, at AP's expense.Since you can't repair ceramic that only means a new case, I wrote them back saying I would like to know what were the reasons for this happening, but would understand if they preferred to keep it confidential, since no shock was involved the only reason must have been a not very well made ceramic case.I will update if I get any other details on the reasons.So once again their reputation is verified, they didn't one second do what other brands might have done, imply that it was due to a shock or another wrongdoing on my part.Would have liked to have it for the beach in Odessa this summer, but I will have it for the next holidays.Good point for AP on this one you can buy knowing they wi

Patek everyday wear?
Hey all,Just wondering if any PP owners wear theirs for everyday use? Ie: work, gym, etc...Thanks for reading, Hans.

Bent/Angled Second Hand on my 14060M
Hi Everyone, New to this world and am fascinated by it. Recently picked up an M serial 14060M sub (absolutely in love with it) and noticed that the second hand looks like it's slightly bent or angled up in comparison to the minute hand. Attaching some photos from above and a side angle to help show the best that I could. Is this normal? Should I be concerned and have a watchmaker fix it or is that more of a risk to try to flatten/correct the second hand?