Breitling CROSSWIND review !!
Hi guys,Almost three days wearing this new Chronograph and here's what I think about it...I'll get straight down to the bare facts: Movement: Breitling 13 (Valjoux 7750 Chronograph/Chronometer)Power Reserve: minimum 42 hoursChronograph: 1/5th second, 30 minutes, 12 hoursVibrations/hr. & Jewels: 28,800 v.p.h., 25 jewelsCalendar: Dial apertureWater resistance: 100 m/330 ft.Bezel: Unidirectional, ratchetedCrown: Screw-locked, two gasketsCaseback: Screwed inCrystal: Cambered sapphire, glareproofed both sidesDiameter: 43 mmThickness: 15.5 mmWeight (only watch): 107.70 gramsInterhorn width: 22 mmBracelet: Pilot - SS all polished- Accuracy of the watch has been virtually spot on from day one.- Unlike the Rolex watches I have, time readability is sometimes a bit difficult in certain light. The STOPPED second hand can get confusing at times, but I've been strongly advised by a true expert NOT to keep the Chrono function running - just to use it when necessary.- the white dial and Roman num

just a general question!!
which is more successful company Breitrling or Omega.and which have better value for money. i know they both have a awful resale value.

Coke GMT looming = end of the BLNR?
So now that Rolex has released the SS BLRO with a new movement, could the BLNR be discontinued and be replaced with a long awaited Coke GMT in a couple of years?- After the Sub has had it updates next year of course!Would love to hear your thoughts on this subject thanks.

Blue & Gold!!
No other choice for me than Blue & Gold today!!!GO NAVY BEAT ARMY!!!

Rolex Crown Logo On The Glass
I think it's not discussed before . Well, It's not a big deal but I would like to learn from experts why some models in Rolex there is a subtle hard to spot Rolex Logo where it is at 6 o'clock and on some models not For instance: My DATEJUST II as the image illustrates there is no logo , nor is it SS YM II .Unlike these two GMT MASTER II BLNR has got the tiny Rolex Crown Logo whereon it corresponds at that VI or 6 o'clock