SIHH 2015: Panerai Luminor 1950 3 Days Chrono Flyback Automatic Ceramica (Updated with Live Photo and Price)
At SIHH 2015 this week, Panerai Panerai debuted the Luminor 1950 3 Days Chrono Flyback Automatic Ceramica – 44 mm. This new model surrounds the P.9100 manufacture chronograph movement with a high-tech matte-black case fashioned from synthetic ceramic based on zirconium oxide. The flyback function offered by the P.9100 caliber instantly zeroes the chronograph hands and restarts them with the push of a single button. This chronograph is unusual in that it uses only two hands, both centrally mounted. The blued hand counts the chronograph seconds, and the rhodium-plated hand tallies the chronograph minutes. The continuous seconds appear on the dial at 9 o'clock.The unusual chronograph uses two hands, both centrally mounted, and no subdials.To maintain the integrity of Panerai's trademark lever-based crown protection device, the chronograph pushers are located on the 9 o'clock side of the case. The button at 10 o'clock starts and stops the chronograph, and the button at 8 o'clock

In-Depth: The Chopard Group Launches La Chronom��trie Ferdinand Berthoud, And FB 1, A Marine Chronometer For The Wrist
On September 22nd, the Chopard Group (which includes Chopard, the watch and jewelry maison, as well as Fleurier Ebauches, SA, the movement manufacturer) announced the very first timepiece from La Chronométrie Ferdinand Berthoud. La Chronométrie Ferdinand Berthoud is a new business for the Group – it was first announced in 2013, and its first wristwatch represents what co-presidents Karl-Friedrich Scheufele and Caroline Scheufele (brother and sister) hope will be the first in a series of wristwatches inspired by the life and work of Ferdinand Berthoud. These watches are intended to be a no-holds-barred exercise in luxury watchmaking, and will occupy a commensurate price point, but according to Karl-Friedrich Scheufele, whom we interviewed at the launch event at the Yacht Club de France, Chopard also hopes to stimulate interest in, and awareness of, one of the most important figures in the history and evolution of the marine chronometer. 1 OF 17 Ferdinand

Used Omega values
As a Brand Omega are very good, but why is there such a drop in the value of a used Omega. I bought a SMP 4 years ago for about ?1100 and now I have beeen offered only ?450 max by a dealer. It would seem only Rolex hold their value. With hindsight I should have not bought the SMP and saved up for a Rolex.

5140 day change oddity
I have only just had the time (no pun intended) to start enjoying my recently acquired 5140G, and have noticed an oddity. The day changes at around 11.30pm, rather than waiting until midnight, although I believe that the date does not change until midnight. Is that normal with this movement ?

New Pepsi GMT Jubilee on Submariner?
I saw they mentioned slightly redesigned lugs, but you think it would fit?Or what about on BLNR?