Zenith Christophe Colomb Watch
Do you remember the Zenith Defy Xtreme watches from the "Nataf Era?" The king of that collection was the Zero-G Tourbillon. A few years later a rework of half a million dollar watch's movement shows up cleaner and more pretty in the Christophe Colomb. It was a resurrection of any interesting technology by now Zenith CEO Jean-Frederic Dufour - who has been credited with the thematic and stylistic revival of the brand. And it is here just in time for Thanksgiving!Read my full article on the Zenith Defy Xtreme Christophe Colomb watch at Haute Living here.

Longines continues to release reissues of much of its classic watches
Longines continues to release reissues of much of its classic watches in my relevant case and update sizes, but maintains a style that is faithful to the original. Relinking 1955 silver arrow is the next of these watches.

15400 grey dial
Does anyone know if the grey dial is available in 37mm as a 15450 or is it only made for the 15400?Thanks

Chrono pusher fell off...
Hi guys,so last night I was timing some pasta with my RO chrono, when I suddenly noticed the reset pusher felt a bit loose.I inspected it, and noticed that it was indeed very loose. Trying to screw the lock back in, the pusher fell off! I was lucky it fell off on the kitchen table, and not on the road somewhere, as it's the WG model. Well anyway, I noticed the pusher seems to be fastened by force, and I pusher it back in and it said snap, and now it looks like it's secure again.Has this happened to any of you? Could it be over tightening of the lock screw pushing the push-buttons out of their sockets?It does seem secure now, and the little spring was intact, and I could see any sort of damage, but this thing did freak me out a bit... Would have been pretty expensive to loose the push-button.

Setting time issue
Hi!I think there is a problem with my Panerai (328) but wanted to confirm since it's been in for repair 2 times without anything being done to it. Each time I get it back they said nothing is wrong and it's functioning as normal.When I set the time I pull out the crown change the minutes then use the lever to push the crown back in the watch will run for a few seconds and then just stop. At first I would redo it a few times, stopping each time and eventually it wouldn't stop and would run normally.Since the last repair they suggest that the watch isn't fully charged and that I do some manual winding before setting it. Since trying this it seems the problem is better but wanted to get an understanding if this is normal? I do wear it everyday and don't really feel that this solution makes any sense but wanted to see what you guys thought?Thanks!