The history of Franck Muller Watches
The Franck Muller Watches were born in 1983. The founder of the company Franck Muller produced his first watch in this year & unveiled a world premier once in a year events & the brand acclaimed popularity among watch collectors & lovers.

ROO SS 44 measurements?
HiI'm currently considering buying a 44mm SS ROO. (My first AP ) I don't live anywhere near an AD, but tried on the 44mm ROO in forged carbon 2-3 years ago whilst on holiday in Miami. Not remembering how it looked on my wrist (my wrist is 6.75 inches and fairly flat) I was wondering if someone could help me out with measurements in mm from the picture I've attached? This way at least I can compare it to my other watches - Rolex, B&R.

Breitling Chronomat Question
I have a black face, stick marker Breitling Chronomat with a reference number of A13350. I have looked through all of the paperwork and the model is not referenced. I looked on Breitlingsource and my watch looks like the Chronomat GT, but does not have the diamond bezel. Did all of the GT's have the diamond bezels or is that simply the only reference shot that they have? Similiarly, on the Vitesse, do all have arabic numbers or are some stick markers? Any idea what one is worth at 95% on the original rubber strap with all boxes and papers? I have a trade offer and I don't want to get shafted. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Omega state of mind
It has been a very STRONG trend for me and my office mates agree and so love these 2 birds too.

Size matters!
I know that a lot of people don't get Panerai. The company has taken some self-inflicted flak through the odd marketing faux-pas and a sometimes crazy pricing strategy, and I've heard a few people write the brand off on the basis that <em>all</em> of their models are ugly. Well, I'm no fanboy (hmmm... maybe I am, just a little) but I do think I've been very fortunate to have owned the much vaunted Luminor 233, and to still possess its equally sublime Radiomir cousin, the 268. These watches are wonderful, both in terms of the majesty of the three-barrelled, 8 day in-house movements and the very obvious build quality. What I've learned, though, is that for my relatively slim wrists the Radiomir range gives me a more comfortable fit.The 268 is a 45mm watch, and whilst this is mitigated by the Radiomir lug design its still a relatively hefty beast. This, and some of the recent threads I've read over on TZ-UK regarding the smaller 42mm designs, prompted me to think seriously abo