Introducing: The Montblanc 4810 Chronograph Automatic
Along with all of its other introductions at SIHH 2016, Montblanc has revamped the classic 4810 Chronograph Automatic with a new case size and an updated movement – while still managing to maintain the aesthetic of the line. 1 OF 1 The new 4810 Chronograph Automatic features a 43 mm stainless-steel case (previously the watch was available in 44 to 47 mm). The dial is the familiar silvered guilloché with “exploding star pattern” and has applied red-gold-plated Roman numerals. The new movement is the automatic caliber MB 25.07 movement with 46-hour power reserve. The watch is complete with 30-minute and 12-hour registers. The original 4810 Automatic Chronograph can be seen here.More details, pricing and pictures to follow. For more information please check out the Montblanc website here.Follow HODINKEE's live SIHH 2016 updates here, and in our mobile app, and you can read all SIHH stories here.

Breitling Colt GMT+
I have worn only Rolex watches since 1971, but when I went to my AD a few weeks ago to see the new Rolex collection, there was nothing that floated my boat. The Breitling Colt GMT+ interests me. It seems to combine the functionality of the Explorer II and the Submariner. Any comments about this particular Breitling model?

can you tell year of the production date by the serial number of the watch ?
Dear Alll,can you tell the year of production by the serial number of the watch ?Many thanks

Anyone up for a pix thread?
Just to get away from 'things'?This one is so easy to photograph.Happy Easter.

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Just a thought provoking exercise....Maybe it's been asked, I haven't seen it.I know I've seen the debate on.... am I too young for yellow gold OrTwo-tone is for old men So I'm curious....is there anyone who thinks a certain Rolex model says to you...I'm too mature for that model (too bright, too flashy, etc...) Or I'm not old enough to pull that off? Happy Monday