Hands-On: With The Breguet Classique Tourbillon Extra-Plat Automatique 5377, The World's Thinnes
With its namesake the inventor of the tourbillon, Breguet has a lot to live up to when it comes to innovating the complication. The Classique Tourbillion Extra-Plat Automatique 5377 does not disappoint. Not only is the watch extremely thin (the thinnest automatic tourbillon in the world), but the off-center tourbillon also uses a titanium cage surrounding an anti-magnetic escapement. The styling still refers to the classic guilloché dials that Breguet is known for, but with a slightly more pared down overall aesthetic, giving the watch a more contemporary feel. This is a tourbillon that combines the best of traditional executions with thoroughly modern watchmaking technology, and here we go hands-on with the new platinum edition. 2 OF 11 At only 7mm thick, the Extra-Plat is currently the thinnest automatic tourbillon in the world. It was first introduced in 2013 in rose gold, and now it is available in a 42mm platinum case. There is the same smooth, thin bezel and

15202 options
Today I was looking at a 15202 SS at a AD, tried it on and I am concerned about the size. Compared to the rest of my collection the Jumbo seems small, pun intended. (WG Sub, 5726, DDII Plat, SS Daytona, Breitling Nav). Also I picked up a ROO Safari today while I was there, love it will post a pick soon (my first AP!).I know that the 15202 is such a coveted piece but the 15400 and 26320 seem like a better fit. However, I do love the RG band, although having only seen it on the larger version and was thinking with the additional weight of the RG this might be a better fit/feel on the 15202.Why so little mention of the RG jumbo?

5726 question.......
Nevermind got the answer.

Submariner history since 1954
I was wondering if anyone can answer a specific submariner history question. The first submariners were unveiled around 1954. They have always been black or blue, with the exception of the two special green ones I think. Currently, there are eight models in production and they are all 40 mm case diameters. I believe there are twenty-one discontinued models. Of those discontinued models of the submariner, were they all also 40 mm case diameters?Not sure why this popped into my head, but now that I cannot find the answer it is bugging me. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

Stolen submariner serial number 16613 A107600
Hoping to recover a stolen black face submariner. Stolen in Memphis, TNCan anyone offer advice on how to list or find it?Can I go to local pawn shops and ask them to check their watches for the serial number?Does Rolex offer a search?