VULCAIN 50s Presidents Watch
Vulcain �C 50s Presidents’ WatchTimes change, move on, transform, but time is always the same. One hour is always equal to 60 minutes and a minute always lasts 60 seconds. However, how time is "presented" is��of its times! Just look at how the famous Cricket calibre by Vulcain, with a mechanical alarm that launched in 1947, has been updated in 2016: its power reserve has increased from 40 to 52 hours, its central seconds stand at 8 and the alarm display is at 4.The iconic 50s Presidents’ Watch has had a makeover this year with a different layout. The dial comes in matt black with a blue counter, silver or taupe grey and a Clous de Paris centre. Two luminescent dauphine-shape hands glide over the metallic time markers and Arabic numerals.The functions are fuelled by the signature manual wind V-40 movement in the 42mm steel case.Price: 6,150 CHFBy Sharmila Bertinvulcain.ch

A Week On The Wrist: The Piaget Altiplano Chronograph With Caliber 883P
The Piaget Altiplano Chronograph has been on our radar ever since it was first introduced in December of last year, for a lot of different reasons. First of all, the world of ultra-thin chronographs is pretty static. New integrated chronograph movements are pretty rare beasts, despite the relative ubiquity of the complication. There may be a lot of chronographs out there, but the number of actual movements is really small, with the vast majority (Rolex and Omega aside) based on just two movements: the Valjoux 7750 and its derivatives, and the ETA calibers 2892 and 2824 with their respective modules. The world of extra-thin chronograph movements is even smaller; for many years the records have been held by those wonderful F. Piguet chronographs (F. Piguet is now known as Manufacture Blancpain, although the latter has not, in recent years, shown a great deal of interest in foregrounding ultra-thin chronographs per se).   1 OF 9 It may be true that every once in a great

Replacement COSC Certificate
Dear Members,I am in the process or at least Breitling UK are of replacing the movement in my 2005 Titanium Seawolf after it has being returned to them for the third time after a number of issues please see postAccuracy of Seawolf after service.Anyhow my question is regarding the COSC Certificate I have with the original paperwork will this cover the new movement or will Breitling issue a new certificate as I assume the movement will have a different numberyour views and comments pleaseKind regardsWalter

Fun long weekend thread...patek choice
Off to geneva for the long weekend ...question is which patek to wear ?Ruled out the 5146g so really between 5167a or my 5712 .Will be also going to patek as my ad manages to sort something out :-)

I was wandering around wondering what my PAM model was..
.. day and night. Every time I hit the Panerai boutique they would apologize and wouldn't tell me. Approaching strangers wherever I go, cafes, restaurants, offices; nobody would tell me what the model was. People started recognizing me at the places I frequent and they would give me weird looks and avoid me. It's stayed a mystery for such a long time. Walking around the city, malls, beaches, and parking lots. At this point I started to lose hope, thinking I'll die before I identify my Panerai watch. It started affecting both, my personal and professional life. I was devastated and my life started falling apart. My wife left me, and got fired from my job. Had no more friends as they thought I was going mental. Then all of a sudden; I was at some random building trying to look for clues; it hit me! And I lived happily ever after.