Corum is delighted to decorate a modern lady��s wrist
Corum is delighted to decorate a modern lady's wrist with its new Selenity Master Quantieme Automatique watch.The date function, skillfully allied with that of the moon-phase, can be read off with help of a skeletonized hand, turning over an appealing counter at 6 o'clock.

Understanding 'The Owl' RO 25572
Hi guysSo, I'm not the biggest AP lover. I've always gravitated towards JLC but I've always been a fan of 'the owl', the RO day date (with or without moon phase). I think they are works of art in their simplicity and have had a love affair with them for some time now.I've only purchased one or two brand new pieces and tend to go for vintage watches and have my eye on a 1984 steel and gold variation of the owl (25572SAO/0789SA02). As ever, I research the hell out of the watches I eventually pick up (or don't) but I've now been thrown two curve balls in my current 'owl' pursuit.The first is understanding what movement actually powers this particular RO? Having now seen the archive extract of the watch it states 2224/2810 when up to this point I believed that it was the 2124/2810 combination inside the case, particularly for one this age. Why/how could this be inside the watch?Secondly, the crown of this particular owl is gold. Again, all my research, discussions and previous watches I've

How easy to change strap on Breitling
I have a friend who has the yellow rehaut Abyss on a SS Bracelet. He also wants the rubber Brei - tling strap. The one that actually says Breitling on it across the strap. It is 22mm tapering down to 20mm, so it should fit the Abyss right? I'm fairly certain of that, but do I need to get separate spring bars for him or do they slide in and out of the rubber straps easy enough.TIA.

5167 msrp?
Hi everyone does anyone know the msrp on the 5167. Preferably In Canadian funds. If not US?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Well, Merry Christmas to me! (pictures)
Here's the story: I have had my eye on Panerai for awhile now, but hadn't really been able to pinpoint something I really had to have. I was thinking about the 676 for awhile, as I liked several aspects of it.I liked the sandwich dial, the sunburst dial, the exhibition caseback, the small seconds dial, the crown guard and the size.Let me be more specific on size: Whenever I tried on a more traditionally sized Panerai, it always felt too large and clunky for me. I don't have large wrists. I liked the look of the large Panerai, but it always felt like it was too much. So, I thought the 676 was a fair compromise.Fast forward to Saturday, December 15th. I went to my local jeweler to take another look at the 676. The employee I work with (who is AWESOME) said to me, You know, I think I know your tastes, and I want you to look at something else while you're here.Then, she pulled it out: A PAM729. I immediately fell in love with it. I couldn't believe it. I had seen it in pictures online but