Breitling’s New Wave Superocean
After conquering the skies, in 1957 Breitling set course for the sea with the launch of the original Superocean, equipped with a highly readable dial, armored glass, and a monohull case watertight to 200 meters or 660 feet – quite a feat for the time. Originally designed for professional and military divers, the watch soon developed a following among enthusiasts and leisure divers. At Baselworld, Breitling launched the latest Superocean with an entirely new design. The 42mm stainless steel case is water resistant to 1500 meters or 5000 feet. Dive-specific features include a screw lock crown, helium escape valve, unidirectional rubber-molded ratcheted bezel, and a thick, cambered sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating on both sides. Oversized numbers, hour markers and hands with Superluminova assure excellent legibility even in low light. The movement is Breitling Caliber 17 with date display at 3 o’clock. It is officially chronometer certified by COSC. It offers auto

Omega 1020 movement
Hey guys,I was looking at the movement of my 1982 seamaster earlier, and was curious about a circle-hole-thing that seemed to serve no purpose. So, I googled some pictures of the movement and found that my serial number, 45378505, seems to be in the wrong place. Instead of being the this circle-hole-thing, along with the Omega logo like in movements on the interweb, it is above this circle-hole-thing. Should I be concerned?This is where it should be (pic from internet): 1.bp.blogspot/_a5BOKXYYUA...ega+1020M1.JPGThis is where it is: perpetualdomino.files.wordpre...618-135526.jpgI apologies for the bad quality, but you hopefully get the idea.

Pam 510, amazingly quiet watch...
So I went to pick it up yesterday at my AD, first thing I noticed was the absence of ticking sounds, I was really drawn to the 8 Day power reserve.Next thing was the case, which looked slimmer to me as compared to the 111, and the slimmer lugs looked like it has more curvatureA welcome to me was the AR coating on the crystal, which improved the legibility at any angle.The strap was very Tudor-ish, soft and comfortable, but not burnished on the sides. Fraying of strap is imminent.An interesting addition to my stable of watches. Thanks for reading!

Former AD Ask Me (almost) Anything
After having lurked a bit on this forum I thought it would be nice to perhaps give some insight into the industry from an AD's perspective. Title says it all. I have worked for several AD's so any questions feel free to ask and Ill try to answer them as honestly as I can. Due to obvious privacy related issues won't disclose names, companies and locations.

Batman or President
I don't know what to do. I am so torn between the Batman which is so cool looking and or a Presidential 18078, 18038.Damn what to do. I have my fingers on the triggers but don't know which one to fire.