Breitling Chronomat 44 Watch Limited Edition For Govberg
An exclusive partnership between Breitling and Govberg Jewelers offers this Chronomat 44 Special Edition timepiece, as a series of 50 limited edition pieces. The 44mm case is brushed steel with a high polished finish and a sapphire crystal exhibition caseback displaying its Breitling Caliber 01 movement. Basically the Chronomat 44 you know and love, but with a different set of dial colors."Over the past twenty-five years, we have watched Breitling transition from its ��infancy' to a horological superpower with a true cult following," Third generation President & CEO of Govberg Jewelers Danny Govberg said. "We are honored to celebrate the Breitling collector community with such an exceptional timepiece." For Govberg, this Breitling watch is "for the fans."This special version's dial is in black and charcoal with a central second hand and chronograph subdial hands accented in the brand's signature yellow. Additionally, the dial is framed with a unidirectional rotating ratcheted bezel.

Ref. No. 26400AU.OO.A002CA.01
HI I'm looking to buy my first AP ROO does anyone have any feed back on this item for almost everyday use?

Patek museum book
Do any of you guys have one of these books received it today still wrapped. I presume that they are purchased at the museum as part of the tour

5164 and 5130 with rubber strap
For a while i have been thinking to replace the leather strap on m y 5130P with rubber strap, reason being is that i don't wear leather strap often nowadays and i enjoy wearing the watches in rubber or bracelet the most due to comfortability. Lately i managed to find a good rubber strap for 5130P and i am not sure if it looks okay from your view? What do you think? The blue color rubber strap matchs with the blue dial of 5130P quite nice, at least in my opinion. I have snapped a side by side picture together with the 5164A with tropical strap for comparison (apologise for the poor quality pictures, i snapped them with my mobile phone, hope you all dont mind) Look forward to hear your opinion.

Grey market - how to curtail?
So we all have views on the Grey market. To me it just sells the product at market value and should/will always exist.What bothers me is that Rolex is not doing enough to curtail it.I am aware of how the grey dealers may obtain these watches. I doubt many of their watches come direct from the Ads (buy 5 of my hard to shift models and have a Daytona) - That would be too easy even for Rolex to discover and shut the offending Ads supply down. Many of these watches will come from individuals that have their name down for select models at numerous Ads.So how do you think Rolex should address this issue? A few suggestions:1.Make the warranty non transferrable so it's only valid with the initial purchaser (Rolex would make more money, or could possibly extend the warranty to say 10 years for the initial purchaser)2.A central data base of names on waiting lists at all Ads �C anybody with their name on more than one list for the same watch gets removed from all lists.3.Deposit payable on enter