The influence of the acclaimed cars is reflected in utilizing titanium and aluminium
The influence of the acclaimed cars is reflected in utilizing titanium and aluminium for the model's various components. These materials are extensively used in Lamborghini. The back part of the model is customized: according to the user's request it can be partially opened or totally closed.

IT'S OFFICIAL: Jean-Fr��d��ric Dufour Named CEO Of Rolex SA
This morning, rumors started flying that Jean-Frédéric Dufour, CEO of Zenith, will be taking the reins as global CEO of Rolex. Well, we confirmed the rumors with Rolex's Geneva office and they're entirely true! Dufour arrived at Zenith in 2009 after working at Blancpain, Chopard, Ulysse Nardin, and a few other brands, and he is largely responsible for the direction in which Zenith has moved over the last half-decade. He will be the sixth CEO of Rolex (the fourth since 2008) and we are excited to see his impact on The Crown.This is the second huge move among top watch industry executives in as many months, with Jean-Claude Biver having been named head of watchmaking at LVMH effective March 1. Though terms and an official date are forthcoming, Dufour will replace current Rolex CEO Gian Riccardo Marini, who has served since 2011 after acting as director of Rolex Italy. Dufour is friends with and a former colleague of Tudor CEO Philippe Peverelli.We spoke with Dufour

Royal Oak Bracelet Adjustment
Heyo,I want to adjust my bracelets on my 15400. It's the rose gold and the AD in NY told me that it needs to be heated before you unscrew the screw because there is Lockmite? glue. The AD in Vancouver didn't seem to know what I was talking about. Can anyone chime in here? thanks

Which Planet Ocean Chrono looks better ?
The new one or the old version ? Do they look very different ?Besides quality of movement, which one do you prefer ?Photos are borrowed:

Vintage Omega Chrono - Time loss when running the chrono function
An old hand wound watch of mine, made in the late 1960's keeps great time (within 30 seconds per day) when being worn without the chrono being run, but according to it's new owner can lose a minute or more per hour when the chrono is being run constantly.Can I ask:-Is this to be expected? - I would never run a chronograph all the time, so haven't experienced this.Could running the chrono permanently be considered normal useCould the time loss be countered by frequent winding?Has the watch been damaged by running the chrono permanently?Thanks in advance.