A New Flagship: The Breitling Chronomat 01 Limited Edition
Just in time for the holidays, Breitling introduces a new flagship, the Chronomat 01 Limited Edition. At Basel 2009, Breitling debuted the Chronomat 01 with the Caliber 01 manufacture movement, developed and produced at the brand’s workshops in La Chaux-de-Fonds. Now Breitling ups the ante with limited steel and red gold versions. Find prices and wallpaper inside.The Chronomat 01 Limited Edition will be produced in a series 2,000 pieces in steel and 200 in red gold, both on bracelets, each piece with its individual number engraved on the side of the case at 9 o'clock. The case is also distinguished by subtle contrasted finishing �C satin-brushed on the top and polished on the sides. Both the steel and gold versions feature a black dial adorned with applied hour-markers. Unlike the standard Chronomat 01 models which have solid casebacks, the Limited Edition models offer transparent sapphire crystal casebacks, providing optimal views of the in-house chronograph movement.The Chronoma

Bulgari-Bulgari Moonphase Watch for Women 2009 Release
I love this watch. I've always loved Bulgari anything, but this watch is just so sensuous and harmonious...I want it now.Inspired by Italian Style and Design with Swiss watchmaking expertise, the Bulgari-Bulgari Moonphase model features the automatic Bulgari caliber B77 movement with moonphase complication. With launches such as this, Bulgari is definitely making some bold moves. Then again, what else should we expect from this brand?With the introduction of the Bulgari-Bulgari Moonphase to be released at this year's Basel show, Bulgari is definitely widening its appeal. By adding more complications for women, other than just bedazzling timepieces with diamonds, I have even more respect for them as a watchmaker for women.It's almost funny how male dominated brands will take their simplest model, throw some diamonds on it, and call it a women's watch. Really...That said, I'm usually not a fan of such large logos - on anything - but the swirling Bulgari double logo engraved upon the beze

Hands-On: With The Glash��tte Original Senator Chronometer Regulator (Live Pics & Pricing)
Earlier this year I had the pleasure of visiting Glashütte Original's manufacture in Saxony, and I was impressed with what I saw. This watch is a perfect example of what makes Glashütte Original a brand to watch. Released at Baselworld 2013, the Senator Chronometer Regulator is a modern take on the regulator longcase clocks that Glashütte was known for in the nineteenth century and both the dial and movement are worth taking a closer look at. 2 OF 14 The Glash��tte Original Senator Chronometer Regulator On The Wrist Starting with Glashütte Original's 42mm Senator case (in either red or white gold), the Chronometer Regulator is big enough to make the regulator layout highly legible while still sitting nicely on the wrist. Much bigger and the watch would feel clunky, smaller and it would be difficult to read at a glance. Also, at 12.47mm thick, the watch feels properly proportioned, neither thick nor thin. 3 OF 14 Closer Look At T

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Help resolving a dilemma
Ok Guys, I have a dilemma that I'd like to get your feedback on as to how I should resolve it.I placed an ad for a Rolex in the classified yesterday. In my ad I pointed out that I'm not an enthusiast like so many here on RF. Consequently, I had no idea how much to ask for the watch, so I listed it at what I thought was an unreasonably high price. Overnight, I received multiple full price offers. Of course that's good, but it appears I priced it too low. What do I do now?I can sell the watch to the first person who contacted me. Or, I can ask those individuals to make me a one time offer of a higher price, then accept the highest one at the end of a 24 hour period. I don't know what the rules of RF are, but I could post an addition to my ad stating what has happened and that at the end of 24 hours, I will accept the highest offer above my original asking price.Most of us are aware that in a hot real estate market, buyers often offer above the asking price. Is it unreasonable for me to d