Interview With Watch Maker Christophe Claret
Christophe Claret �C who has been producing some of the most complex watch movements for 20 years, for both himself and others �C has long absorbed influences and embraced the march of technology to produce some of the most elaborate and boundary-pushing movements around.His state-of-the-art atelier in Switzerland is so geared up to make the most of technological advances that as well as producing watches, it also manufactures innovative tools.Since beginning to produce watches under his own name, he has continued to push boundaries with creations that allow the owner to play baccarat and black jack, or that merge movements with their traditional enemy - magnets - to tell the time with floating ball-bearings.After all, in his own words: A creator must be receptive to all sorts of things, whether something in nature, or in all kinds of objects �C machine tools, automotive, aerospace, science. And although he made his name in horology circles for his work with others, his own-name creation

For your viewing Pleasure- 39mm VS 41mm Royal Oak Rose Gold Chronograph
Recently Acquired Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 39MM. This watch is truly beautiful and compares very closely to the 41mm. I also took some pictures of a Daytona so you can see the difference in size- very minimal if you ask me. Comfort wise I think my wrist better suits me with the 39mm. Too bad this one is going to my friend:( maybe I can convince him to take the 41mm

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How far have you pushed your Aquanaut?
Have seen a few posts on the edges of this topic but looking for a head-on answer to how far a 5167 can be pushed in terms of activity - how far have these been pushed and are there any true use cases out there that have actually damaged the watch beyond cosmetic? Thanks.

New 111G
To go with the 90.