Breitling Re-editions
If the words of the new CEO are to come true, we are likely to see a few nice re-editions of some vintage watches from Breitling in the next few years. As a collector of re-editions (the more accurate the better), I'm certainly looking forward to that. Anyway, some have said that the one on the right in the first picture is the nicest re-edition of the original all-black dial Navitimer 806, and I would certainly agree. However, in my opinion, the one on the left is the closest we have of a modern interpretation of the original Chronomat, even though it is labelled as a Montbrillant. That said, I can't help but wonder how much nicer they would have looked if the bezels had been swapped.Anyway, what are you hoping for from the new and improved Breitling?

New Speedy Moon!!!
Just received from Chris (Crockey) this 3570.50. It's better than I could have hoped- fits like a glove right off the bat, and even have an extra mesh bracelet to play with when I get the urge! I gotta say, I'm impressed with this watch- substantial feel and great wrist presence. I'm a happy man. Time to update the signature line again!!!

My Moon Watch has arrived!
Thank you for all the valuable advice from the esteemed members of the Omega forum of TRF. I've been keeping my eye out for a 3570.50, and it was harder, than I thought, to find here in Hong Kong pre-owned.Today I stumbled into a vintage watch store and found a 3570.5000, complete with box, papers, and hangtag.It is in fantastic condition for a 12 year old watch that has not been serviced. There is a small ding on the bezel at 6 o'clock and the lume on the hour and minute hands are starting to fall off. I figure I would be servicing anyhow so the above wouldn't matter.Here's a picture of the newest addition to my collection:Would you take it to an official Omega Service Center or do you think an independent watchmaker would do? I would be looking to have the movement serviced, cleaned (lume bits are present), and water pressure tested.A BIG thank you to Fr. John for his knowledge and advice!Cheers,Eric

Rolex submariner 116610LN brutally beach tested
Hi everyone,I stumbled on this video and thought it might be interesting to share it for those who didn't watch it. I found interesting this video showcasing a submainer LN with a sand spa at the beach.https://.youtube/watch?v=d2BRw_8ezOE

New Arrival (LHD Diver Content)
​I ​was unsure of the size​ of this one​ at first​, 43mm and a hair tall. I went into a local AD as​ I had been eying up ​this one and ​the chrono black bay​. The chrono I passed on as it was a bit too blingy for my tastes​ (I could never get on with the black bay's extra shiny hands and lume plots, they lack the 'depth' of the older rolex white gold surrounds). Also the snowflake hands over subdials seemed like a careless oversight, from a functional point of view. ​I opted for the LHD. I'm not of the camp that calls it a faux patina watch as I think that was not the point, rather the warmer looking lume plots make the watch a little less 'sharp' or edgy and fit nicely with the red pelagos text and beige date wheel. All in all a very well designed and executed watch with some unusual and interesting appointments. It's also very comfortable to wear.​ Keeper? Time will tell...