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

IWC Introduces Portuguese F.A. Jones Squelette
The Portuguese family of watches pays tribute to the remarkable seafarers of Portugal, but this particular Portuguese is a tribute to IWC’s founder, F.A. Jones. The limited edition skeleton watch is equipped with the hand-wound IWC Calibre 98910 movement, which allows precise adjustment of the escapement thanks to a long index regulator. The movement also features special decoration based on the historical Jones caliber from the company's beginning.The Portuguese F.A. Jones Squelette is available in a limited edition of 100 pieces in 18k rose gold priced at $43,000.You may click the image to view a larger version.

My First Post, to show my first AP! (15202)
Hi guys,I just picked up my 2012 15202 which just so happens to be my first AP.Here's hoping to learn lots from you good people.Cheers!My other time pieces are:116520 Rolex Daytona Black FacePAM312 Panerai3706 IWC Der Fleiger ChronographBR03-92 Bell & Ross PhantomBO3051 Luminox

Show your NATO-strapped Explorer II
Hi everyone,I have incoming a Polar Explorer II 16570, which I expect to arrive next week. It will be keeping a company to my 14060M Submariner.As I wear the Sub on its bracelet I plan to put the Explorer II initially on a NATO. I am bit concerned that some NATO straps will not fit, particularly if they are on the thick side, e.g. Haveston straps which I quite like. The 16570 is the SEL/no lug hole case variant which I've read somewhere that the pins are closer to the case and hence the NATO straps need to be very thin to fit. Can someone confirm this? I will appreciate pictures of your 5 or 6 digits Explorers II rocked on NATO straps with some info about the strap itself. Bring them on!Sent from my MI 5 using Tapatalk

HOT TT DJ 41mm - Jubilee or Oyster???
I am having trouble working out which bracelet is better on this model.The Jubilee is very comfortable, and it goes well with the fluted bezel, but on the other hand it doesn't have the concealed clasp and it seems to be thin and less robust than the Oyster bracelet.The Oyster bracelet is solid and the solid rose gold centre links stand out well to match the fluted bezel and cown.Please help me decide...DJ41JubileRS.jpg DJ41OysterRS.jpg