New at Basel: Chopard Classic Manufactum with In-House Movement
Chopard has added a new collection, simply called Classic, to its portfolio, with the first watch in the new line, the Classic Manufactum, making its debut at the Baselworld watch fair. The understated design of the watches is inspired by the pocketwatches of the Belle Epoque, which helped establish the reputation of brand founder Louis-Ulysse Chopard. The classicism of the design starts with the porcelain-type dial and its shiny black Roman numerals and extends to the small seconds subdial at 6 o'clock, which features a railtrack graduation typical of vintage pocketwatches of the era; and the slender gold-toned hands. The 38-mm-diameter case is available in 18k rose, white or yellow gold and features an 18k gold crown and an exhibition caseback.The Classic Manufactum also contains a new movement, automatic Chopard Caliber 01.04-C, which was entirely developed in-house and produced in the workshops of Fleurier Ebauches, which makes the movements not destined for Chopard’s L.U.C

Specifications and characteristics of Jaeger LeCoultre's OTHER DivingWatch
It is important, as also the Polaris, MLC was not really much to offer real divers in the 1960s and 1970s. Their captain long was there, but let's be honest, that is not a true diving watch. Deep Sea master course, however, is supposed to certainly be worn under the water. It has a compressor case, a refracting telescope of rotation internal and smooth operation JLC movement with date window.

Hair!
I've had my RO Chrono for a few weeks now (BNIB from a grey dealer) and noticed the other day that there's a small dark hair, about 2mm long, on one of the chrono dials!I doesn't really concern me as it's barely noticeable (it took me weeks to see it despite staring at it for hours) but just wondered if you guys thought it was an issue.Can they remove it when they service it next or do they not take it apart to that degree?I would post a pic but only have my phone and it can't focus that closely.

26320ST (white). Should I bother changing the bracelet?
Guys...I need some input on the 26320.For reference again here it is on the stock stainless bracelet:I am contemplating whether or not to swap out the bracelet for a leather / nylon / rubber strap on a deployment claspto do so I will need these:apbands/shop/merchant.mvc...de=APB-RO-CONVHere are 2 of the straps that I like:My favorite so farThis 1 is nice too, the white stitching matches the white dialgunmetal color PVD deployment claspShould I even bother changing it? What color do you believe looks best? Currently I prefer the black strap with red stitching because it adds more color but I am also afraid I will regret doing this because I could be changing the character of the watch too much. Thoughts?? Should I even changing it at all or leave it stock?edit: I am leaning towards a black strap with white stitching to match the dial.

Chronomat with B01 movement.
Just wondering what the Breitling experts here think of the chronomat as a daily wear/beater.