Specs of luxurious Chopard 1000 Miglia GT XL Chrono Speed Black Watch
Animation of Chopard Miglia GT XL Chrono Black watch speed 1000 is a variant of the chronograph calibre Valjoux 7750 robust and extremely precise. The automatic movement of the Switzerland won praise throughout the brotherhood of watches for its robust construction, reliable operating characteristics and mechanism Eprouvés chronograph integrated. Frequency of review of 28 800 vibrations per hour allows the chronograph function sets of time record in the second about 1/8th. Power of the mainspring barrel reserve is approximately 48 hours. Each of these sizes is submitted by Chopard in an Office of the Switzerland official chronometer control (COSC) where he undergoes a 15 days of tests to ensure that the accuracy is a demanding range on a variety of positioning and temperature variations. The certificate provided with each timepiece, and the inscription of chronometer on the dial, both attest the movement that have emerged with success of these trials.

Should we call Corum the manufacture with five roofs?
Though the definition is often stretched and the term is bandied about tirelessly in marketing, we tend to think of a manufacture as a watch company that makes its watches under one roof. Should we call Corum the manufacture with five roofs? I, for one, prefer their own metaphor of the hand.

So i decided to go with the advice of the "enablers"
Hi everyone, After giving it much consideration and taking in the suggestions from members of the forum. I decided to make the flip and picked this up. In the process I let go of my Exp II Polar and the Speedmaster. Thanks to Ocrolexguy for a smooth transaction and everyone that provided their input. I'm loving this watch!

Anyone got the ROC 41mm yet?
If so, I would love to see some piccies! I like the 39mm but felt that it's a tad small. I think the extra 2mm will fit me just fine!

Buying used Panerai watch..
Found a mint condition panerai I want. The seller is an authorized panerai dealer in US. They said the watch was originally sold by them as new, but I guess the original purchaser sold back to the dealer? The watch comes with triple boxes and papers. Serial numbers match between what's on the box, booklet, and watchSince this watch has solid caseback, I cannot see the movement. I asked the dealer to provide pictures of movement but they said they don't have tools to open the case. Also I asked them to provide an authenticity certificate, but they couldn't. They said I can't return it. So I am unsure if I should go ahead with the deal or not. What do you folks think? Should I go for the deal?