How do they do it?
I know that many Breitlings are thick. However, there are quite a few, that have a really slim profile. And I like it. It allows for a larger watch to look and wear quite small, but with great visibility and wrist presence. But curious how they do it. The watch I am wearing today has a GMT, Date and 300M water rating. Everything other brand, from what I can tell, says the thickness of the case is due to the thickness of the movement and the requirements based on depth rating. For example the Submariner is slightly thicker than the 116710 GMT because of the water rating. Curious if anyone has any knowledge on this. Thanks,

Incoming and I never saw it coming until this week
Bit of a strange one, I have always liked Omega as a brand and product, but other than my old vintage one I inherited, had never expected to buy one. I was looking to move 3 of my less worn watches to make space for a Daytona, and someone came forward to do a swap on a Seamaster Professional Chrono, initially I said no. Given my Tudor sold and with luck my GP will also sell at some point shortly, I went what the heck why not. So I swapped my Heuer Chrono for the Attached. Very different watches, but both of us happy, change is as good as a holiday, I have owned the TAG Heuer from new for at least a decade now, so it was time for a change.So I guess now I will have to visit the Omega section as well as the Rolex parts of TRF. Hopefully this was a good decision, cant get over how heavy this watch is, I suspect it will become my main daily wearer not that I would ever call it a beater..... I am very impressed with the quality of the omega product.Attached is what left and what arrived inc

Saw it, bought it.
I had been researching my next purchase for a while, I had looked at and considered many models and brands. Eventually I decided that I would get a Patek 5146 annual calendar.My AD had ordered another strap for my 5167 and I was supposed to go and get it yesterday. I had asked a couple weeks ago about seeing a 5146 but didn't specify metal or dial, at the time they did not have one.Lucky me, because they got in 25 or so Pateks after not receiving any for a long while. I got to try on pretty much all the models I had been considering including: 5396, 5146, 5119, 5127, and the 5123. The 5146J-010 was the one. I knew I liked the gray dial just from the pictures and it was confirmed when I tried it on.The 5146 is a lot of money, but I couldn't leave it behind. With that, I present to you my annual calendar.

Is the PAM 380 still in production?
if no, when was it discontinued?

question about owners manual
where can I get the owners manual for a gmt ceramic