Hands-On: With The New Tissot PRC 200, A Swiss Automatic Chronograph For Under $1,000 (Live Pics & Pricing)
Chronograph movements don't come cheap. For a brand to develop their own requires years of research and testing, and bringing in ebauche movements can still be pricy. Tissot has the distinct advantage of being a member of the Swatch Group and more than any other brand in the group it develops movements along with powerhouse producer ETA. Combined with volume production, this has enabled Tissot to release the new PRC 200, a Swiss automatic chronograph for under $1,000. 2 OF 20 Dial Details On The PRC 200 Looking at the PRC 200 you'll see you get what amounts to a pretty bread-and-butter chronograph. There is a date window at 3 o'clock, a 6 hour totalizer at 6 o'clock, running seconds at 9 o'clock, and the 30 minutes counter at 12 o'clock. The centered chronograph seconds hand has Tissot's "T" as the counterweight and a minimal tachymeter scale sits on the flange around the dial. Both the black on white and white on black color sch

Stolen Breitling
Hello to everyone,I had my Breitling stolen from my local gym at my locker in Burbank, CA. I know its stupid to keep it in there but go figure you sometimes make stupid decisions. In this case, the worst ive made to date. The watch was a Breitling Bentley Motors T. I have my serial card with the numbers and information, however i was wondering if anyone knew which number the backplate would display. Ive been going through craigslist and ebay for a long time now. This happend a few months ago. The police were of no help. I would really appreciate any help. I did change the front bezel to the Breitling Bentley motors model so the back place has the three cars. Any help would be awesomeThank youPeter

Breitling/Bifora
Reading on another Breitling site it states that in the early 50s Breitling stopped making in house movements and brought in others from outside, was one the Bifora cal. 2030 15 jewel, the 2030 movement in this watch certainly dates from the early 50s, please see scan, any help please!

INDUSTRY NEWS: B is for Breitling
To Breitling fans:For it's 125th anniversary, Breitling will re-introduce it's famous Navitimer....enjoy.NEWSBreitling celebrates with revival of NavitimerApril 03, 2009For its 125th anniversary, Breitling has revived its legendary Navitimer. Launched in 1952, this timepiece soon became an iconic object and has remained so to this day. With its exclusive chronograph movement, certified by COSC to 1/4 of a second, and centre 60-minute totalizer, this Limited Edition is embellished by the highly original Air Racer rigid bracelet with holes, a tribute to a modern design icon that dates back to the 1960s.During its 125 years of manufacturing, Breitling has remained faithful to its passion for chronographs and its inherent link to aviation as the ��official supplier to world aviation'.This Limited Edition in stainless steel is equipped with an automatic Breitling 26 Calibre, COSC-certified movement that functions at 28,800 vib/h. Hours, minutes, seconds, date, chronograph to 1/4 of a second,

GMT Master II 116713 2 Tone Mustard yellow looking bezel numerals?
Just wanted to know if anybody has noticed the 24 hr numbers on the bezel of the two tone are almost always looking like a deep mustard yellow in photos online? When I went to the actual boutique the numerals look lighter in person similar to the Rolex website which i absolute love. Much nicer than I had seen on youtube or in Chrono24 listings. I even took a pic of it in the window and it came out deep (ugly deep) yellow for some reason. I want to make sure that the yellow of the gold on the bezel looks great in person.I'm concerned that the numerals may just look good because of the heavy lighting the watch is presented under at the boutique. Am I tripping? I don't care what it looks like in photos as long as i get that stunning look in person.What do you guys think?