the official COSC chronometer-certification - Breitling Caliber 17
The heart of the timekeeper is a self-winding movement crowned by the official COSC chronometer-certification - Breitling Caliber 17. The 25-jewel movement is beating at a high frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour. The screw-locked crown is protected by powerful lateral reinforcements. The safety valve is used to balance out pressure differences inside and outside the case.The new Breitling Superocean 42 White Water watch is presented on a white rubber Diver Pro strap. The novelty will be available exclusively from the brand's boutiques.

Maurice Lacroix Masterpiece Cinq Aiguilles SS watch
Dont expect to see any windows here because this watch is not, as all the functions are indicated by hands. Two hands bold and bright are there to indicate the hour, while a large thin white hand is there to indicate the seconds. A fourth hand comes with a head of arrow to indicate the date that a fifth hand with a point to red is present to indicate the day of the week.

Review: Stowa Seatime Prodiver
The Stowa Seatime Prodiver is a watch that lives up to its name. True to its brand lineage, the Prodiver hits all the marks for quality that you'd expect from a watch produced by an 85 year old company. It also has the capability to withstand far more than your average dive enthusiast can throw at it.? But does all this history and sport prowess make for a watch worth owning? Let’s find out.Case: Sandblasted Stainless SteelMovement: ETA 2824-2 automaticDial: BlackLens: 3.7mm sapphire crystalCase Back: Screw downStrap: Steel bracelet, rubber strap with deployment claspWater Res.: 1000mDimensions: 42mm, 50.30 mm lug-to-lugThickness: 15.6mmLug Width: 22mmCrown: Screw downWeight: 245g w. steel bracelet (our measurement), 125g w. leather strap (Stowa site)Warranty: 2 yearsFounded in 1927 by Walter Storz in Hornberg Germany, the Stowa watch company has withstood a long, and at times difficult history. In 1945, the original Stowa factory was destroyed and the company moved operations cl

Dilemma. Help!
Hello guys,I am looking to make a purchase but couldn't actually decide which way to go for. I got my 5550p as my first Patek a few months ago and now looking to add a second one.So my question is ;5960p + Richard Mille RM 30 Black Out vs 5270GThe cost of both scenarios will be really close to me. I really thought about 5270G before purchasing my 5550p but went with 5550p since it was a 300 limited version. But I still have my mind at 5270G. But I also want a blue dial watch (not necessarily a Patek) and a Richard Mille in my collection.And one more question, I was wondering if 5270G will be replaced any time soon or is expected to lose any value? I'd not want the value to decrease sharply after 1-2 years of my purchase.What do you guys say?Thank you!Salih

Yacht-master
Hi,I am planning on buying a platimun YM bought originally in 2000 in Michigan. How many links the bracelet should have? Is it normal the the warranty paperwork has a serial number that is not punched?Thanks!