luxurious Breitling Men's AB011011/C789 Watch
Case in stainless steel and bracelet, dial blue, characteristic of the chronograph, luminous hands and markers, posting date, rotating bezel, automatic movement chronometer, function tachometer, Sapphire the scratch-resistant up to 1640 feet water resistant.

Chronograph Guide
The allure of mechanical chronographs is easy to pin down. ?Tiny little mechanisms, powered by springs, engage and disengage at the press of a button to time events, measure speed, distance or even heart rate. On the surface, the action of a chronograph is simple and often useful. Underneath, the movements that power these functions are very complex and often very beautiful. As with most things that are complex, mechanical chronographs tend to cost more than standard 3-hand watches. And if you are going to spend more, you should know a bit about what is out there. Chances are if you went into your local watch store, any mechanical chronograph under $2,000 would have the Valjoux 7750 movement in it. While ubiquitous, it's not the only thing out there and there are different variations on it.So, we decided to create a guide of affordable mechanical chronographs, with an emphasis on showing different brands and movements, many of which are available on-line only.?1. The Seagull 1963 $389M

just bought a 2534.50...need info.
Hello everyoneI am very excited to announce that I just bought a pre-loved Seamaster GMT 50th Anniversary model.I am very pleased with my luck in finding one in great condition and in my choice :)Will share pics in a few days when I have some time.I would like to know more about the watch as there are some things I cannot explain about the watch:1. it does not have the speedy bracelet but the bond one and yet doesnt have either the speedy or the bond clasp, but a diffrent clasp altogether.why is that so and is taht so on any other models seamasters too?2. what is the significance of the '50 years' marking at the back? was a limited edition but then it doesnt have alimited edition number at the back or was a limited production model? if it was only a limited prodduction model, could you help me with when it was generally made aqnd for how long was this model made?thank you in advance for your kind help :)regards,Asad

Rolex Submariner on Small Wrists
Hi, :)Just a quick question: Those of you with smaller wrists (my wrists are about 16.5 cm/6.5 inches, they're also flat), does the Sub ceramic fit you well? How does the clasp look on you? I'm afraid that with such small wrists the bracelet might consist more of a (huge) clasp than links, as the Glidelock clasp is larger compared to the Easylink one. Also, do you guys find it easy to slip under a shirt cuff?The salesman at an AD told me that the Sub looked to large, hence he recommended the GMT. Although one of his colleagues told me that the Sub fit me just as well as the GMT.

Reputable London dealers to sell my Rolex at.
Hi, a bit of a strange question but here goes.I have an opportunity to get a DSSD at a very good price, unfortunately I am a bit short of funds. I am looking at selling my Milgauss GV to seal the deal. Any places in London to sell it at a fair price ? As it's a spur of the moment sell, so no box or papers.Looked at Goldsmiths, but they appear a bit short of my expectations price wise. One Knightsbridge watch trader looked ok and they replied to my email with a fair offer, any other places I should try as well or avoid ? I tried internet searching but there appear to be dozens of second hand watch traders in London and I don't know which are ok or who I should avoid at all costs.If this breaks Forum rules / etiquette please PM me any details rather than post a reply.Best,Peter