Panerai Radiomir 8 Days Titanio 45mm
For 2010 Panerai introduces the 45mm Radiomir 8 days Titano with a hand-wound in-house caliber P.2002/9 movement with hours, minutes, small seconds, date, and of course, power reserve – displayed via an indicator located on the back of the watch. The case is brushed titanium. The Radiomir 8 Days Titanio will be produced in a limited series of 500 pieces. The European MSRP is 8200 eurosplete specs appear below the image, which may be enlarged with a click.Technical InformationMovement: Hand-wound mechanical, Panerai P.2002/9 calibre, executed entirely by Panerai, 13 ? lignes, 6.6mm, 21 jewels, Glucydur balance, 28,800 alternations/hour. KIF Parechoc anti-shock device. Power reserve 8 days, three barrels. 246 components.Functions: Hours, minutes, small seconds, date, power reserve on the back, seconds reset.Case: Diameter 45 mm, brushed titanium with removable wire loop strap attachments (patented). Screw-down winding crown personalized OP.Bezel: Polished titanium.Back: See-through

Bulgari has enlarged its iconic Assioma collection with a new men's timepiece
The sapphire crystal case-back shows off the enchanting details of the movement, including such decorative elements as graceful Cotes de Geneve, perlage and satine soleil finishes. The movement features a balance wheel making 21,600 alternations per hour. Studded with 37 jewels, the movement boasts a 40-hour power reserve. Bulgari has enlarged its iconic Assioma collection with a new men's timepiece featuring innovative shape and functions.

Bond Chrone Bracelet
I've asked this question on just about every forum, but so far there has been no answer. I have a Bond Chrono 2225.80.00 with a bracelet that is marked 1503-825 on the clasp and end links are marked 826. It's my understanding the chrono should have the 1504-826 bracelet. Does anybody know the difference between the 1504-826 & 1503-825 bracelets? Is it just the end links( 825 vs 826)? Is the bracelet itself, or the clasp, different in any manner?

Tonight is the night!
Confirmed by PP - there will be a press release showcasing their new 175th anniversaryWill appear on the website tonight

Rolex pressure test -- Chicago area?
I am finally de-lurking to ask a question. Based a lot on what I've learned on TRF, I purchased my first Rolex -- a 2-line Sub 14060M -- about 2 months ago from a Trusted Seller here on the site. I absolutely love this watch and wish I had bought one ten years ago.Anyway, the watch is about 15 years old, and is running well. For peace of mind though, I would like to have it pressure tested before I take it swimming etc.Can anyone recommend someone in Chicagoland that will do a pressure test for me (and maybe replace seals if needed)? Based on older threads, I tried calling Jean Claude the Swiss Watchmaker a couple of times, but his phone just rang and rang -- is he still in business? I also tried the Rolex Service Center on Michigan Avenue, but they won't perform a pressure test without paying $600 for a complete service, which I'd rather not do just yet.Thanks for any recommendations. I'm not averse to shipping my watch elsewhere, but I am hoping there are some local options in