The new Corum lady��s watch is accompanied by a hand-stitched pink
The case architecture also incorporates an elliptical and circular bezel, delicately inset with 91 scintillating diamonds on the inside. The total weight of the jewels comes to 0.7 carats. Water-resistant down to 100 meters, the case is fitted with a winding crown, conventionally located at 3 o'clock. Both back and front sides of the model are endowed with top quality sapphire crystals, coated with internal and external anti-glare treatment.The new Corum lady's watch is accompanied by a hand-stitched pink or purple alligator leather strap, finished with a buckle in Diehard Extreme steel. Striking shapes, distinctive colors and successfully displayed functions give this extraordinary model its exceptional character.

Classic chronos... which would you choose?
I want to get a traditional looking chrono, bi-compax, but with more modern dimensions. At this point, I am between the Girard Perregaux 1966 Chrono, or the AP Jules Audemars Gstaad Classic. The GP is 42mm and the AP 41mm, so not much difference there. Both have in-house movements, with an add-on chrono module, so again, both are similar there. Besides the looks of the watch, it comes down to what you get for your money. For about the same price, I can get the Girard Perregaux in 18K gold, but besides the brand not being up there with AP, the movement is not as nicely finished as the AP. The AP on the other hand is Titanium (vs 18K), but has a nicer (better?) movement ticking inside. This particular GP has been discontinued, just like the AP, and both can be had at a very good discount BNIB. Which would you choose?

Thank you everyone
Hello everyone,It's my first time posting here in the forum. I found this forum about 4 months ago, since then I've been an enthusiastic student I've been reading and learning a lot about watches, in particularly Omega. Before that, I was looking to a watch without any interest, I didn't care about the movement, the bezel, and many other things. Now I look to this amazing time pieces, and I just want to know more and more, and more important purchase one.My interest in this amazing world, made me visit an AD to look live and try some of those amazing time pieces. That was a great feeling, seeing live what I've been reading in the posts that all of you have been posting. For that I have to say thank you so much for sharing all your knowledge and expertise, and all the amazing pictures you have been posting.Right now I am trying to make a decision on which one of the three time pieces that I like the most to get. My reading keeps going, I want to get the most information before I make my

My first Omega arrived today..
I have been considering adding a Speedmaster to my stable for quite a while now. After all, it's a classic, and unquestionably one of the best chronographs ever made. Finally decided to pull the trigger on one, and it arrived to me today. It's second-hand. , but I love it![IMG]img.tapatalk/d/14/01/10/hamy9enu.jpg[/IMG145.022-68 caliber 861 came with the original 1039 bracelet, but is on a 1117 at the moment.

Withstand a Panerai movement a closer control?
I will say yes.