Chronoswiss Timemaster Chrono GMT Limited Edition Watch
Chronoswiss is likely a brand that doesn't need much introduction, even though we don't hear much about them. ?I've reviewed some of their collection in the past, and they are well thought out pieces with impeccable construction and high-quality materials. ?Their latest model, a special edition to commemorate a trans-global adventure, follows that same path.This new model in question is the Timemaster Chrono GMT S-Ray 007 (product page), created especially for Iren Dornier, a pilot and adventurer who's embarking on an around-the-world trip in an amphibious plane to raise awareness (and funds) for a charitable project. ?While much of the Timemaster line already hews closely to a vintage aviation aesthetic, the input of Dornier has created a model that looks to draw even more inspiration from aviation.For starters, the dial was designed to resemble an artificial horizon, with a midline separating the gray and black halves of the dial. ?This is set within a 44mm (16.5mm thick) DLC-coated

Breitling hold better time than Rolex
Is this normal for most people? The two Breitlings that I have, hold a lot better time than the Rolex watches I've seen (mine and other family members).What are the differences that make this happen or is it just luck of the draw?

Servicing by independent watchmaker
Hello. I bought my first PP - a 5127 - a few months ago. Unfortunately it's about 5 years old and there's no way to determine whether it's been serviced.Hearing all the service time nightmares, I'm wondering about just letting an independent dealer on the internet service it. Anyone ever done that and come through the process ok? Anything to watch out for? Thanks!

PAM 233 vs PAM 312
So i've owned a 312 in the past and enjoyed it for quite some time. When it came time to sell it, I had decided it was a little too tall for my liking. I wore it in rotation with a 000. Both were sold and i went big with a 422 and a 305. Now I'm back to wanting a 44 again and I'm considering a 233 or a 1088. I'm leaning towards the more classic look of the 233, but I'm hesitating somewhat because of the 1950's case.How different does it wear and feel on the wrist than a 312? One is manual vs automatic, domed crystal vs regular. Any opinions are welcomed... I don't want to regret a 233. The 88 has always been a favorite and the luminor case sits nicely on the writst. helppppppppppppp

Simple incoming
Any guesses! Special thanks to Kirill haha. Should be here tomorrow!