Photo Report: Inside The Breguet New Bond Street Boutique In London
There are few watch manufacturers you expect to have a boutique in the prestigious Bond Street district in London, but Breguet is definitely one of them. The boutique was reopened in May of last year after undergoing major renovation, which doubled the floor space to 190 square meters. 1 OF 38 2 OF 38 The mixture of walnut and granite encourages a very warm and intimate experience. The building itself is extremely old and had to be reinforced with steel in order to be kept standing. Accompanied by modern glass walls and cabinets, this design is truly where tradition and history meet the present. 3 OF 38 Walking up to the second floor, a private viewing room offers a relaxed and intimate atmosphere for clients wanting to have closer look at the timepieces. 4 OF 38 The third floor houses a lounge area with a small library. The open fireplace and surrounding seating give the room the feel of a luxurious modern Swiss chalet. 5 OF 386

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Good source for deployant straps that are non Breitling?
Hi there,I have an Avenger Skyland and it currently has a croc strap on a deployant. The strap got wet and is a bit beat up...I need a new one but Breitling charges way too much for one.I've seen some on the bay by a guy named Bob but they are leather not croc...Anyone know a good place to order a quality think strap that fits the breathing deployant?

Reading Your Bezel......Tachymetre/Telemeter
The Tachymeter or Tachometer bezel on your Chronograph is a simple calculator for determining approximate speed in MPH/KPH, or determining a simple rate of production.For speed estimates, you need a measured mile or kilometer. As the object you want to time enters one point on the measure (milepost) start the stopwatch function of your chronograph. When it reaches the next milepost, stop the second hand. An estimate of mph is read off the bezel.Here is an example. The time to travel the measured mile took 20.2 seconds or ~179 mphRate of production can also be determined. If you are watching an assembly line, or timing an event (say chugging a bottle of water), you start the timer at the beginning of the event. You stop after the end of the event, or when another product comes off the assembly line.Using our example above; if 1 widget was made during the 20 seconds timed, then 179 widgets are being produced per hour. Or you are chugging a bottle of water at the rate of 179 bottle

5712/1R on bracelet?
Saw this 5712r on some weird shaped bracelet but at least you can see how it would look..rockefellers.co.uk/watche...nautilus-5712r