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Would this model have the seconds running at 12 or is it at 9? Thanks.

power reserve at 3.

Try http://www.watchnet.com/forums/tradingpst Search how much are people selling.

Pug...can you post pictures of the side view of the bezel...? Thanks

I was finding more uses for my Navitimer chronos and i decided to do a little google to see what came...

10 Uses for the Chronograph So you're not an airline pilot or race car driver. Still, there are reasons beyond sheer good looks to use your chronograph for more than the time of day. The Stop Watch. Press the button at the start and again at the stop of any event. Second Time Zone. Use the hour subdial like a second watch – start precisely when you know hour differences between the two time zones. Appointment Reminder. Advance the chrono hand to an hour or minute you would like to note. With the hand off its normal 12 o'clock position, you'll again see your appointment time. Quick Glance. Move the chronograph hand to cover the minute hand. After a workout, for example, look at the new position of the minute hand for quick note of elapsed time. Knotted Handkerchief. When a great idea springs to mind, hit your chrono start button. Stop after a few seconds. Later, your idea will return to you as you note the odd placement of the chrono hand. Countdown. Place the chrono hand at a future point in the hour. When the minute hand gets there, your time is up. Two-Timer. Start the chrono hand precisely when the seconds hand is at 60. The first lap "winner" is stopped with the chronograph button; the second is indicated by the small seconds hand. Recordkeeping. Activate the chronograph when an event you'd like to recall occurs. Before the end of the hour, subtract the elapsed time and recall precisely when the event occurred. "Crash" Chronograph. Start the chronograph when you're in a fender-bender accident. You may be the only person able to tell the police precisely when the other car hit yours. Good Luck Place the chronograph hand on your lucky number – and have a nice day. Source: Dieter Henning, International Watch Co.

First it was the arrival of the quartz watch that threatened the swiss watch industry. Soon it is the arrival of high quality reps that you gotta be a renowned to see the fakeness in the timepiece. I see it coming. Give it a few years and they might call it quits to the 200+ year old industry(ref. to founding of Vacheron Constantin).

We might just have a winner.

The recessed date looks nasty.

Yeap! Maybe next month...when I'm there!

Singapore's nice place to be. Prices of gen are certainly competitive as far as the asian region is concerned. Welcome on the forum...and I love the ice khajang there... cheero lad

I'm thinking this. Would my current Gen be replicated with ease? It's submarine steel. Not sure how the factories would pull this off. Any chance? But guys I could use some expert opinions. It doesn't have a display caseback to show the movement and I should believe that there should be a way to place the crown at 4 o'clock... Enlighten me..

I just invested part of my salary on my 1st GEN purchase. It's a Sinnful purchase... Now that doesn't say the reps will receive less wrist time. My PAM111 is currently my daily beater. Here it is...

A.Lange & Sohne Datograph Perpetual Urwerk Blackbird Jaeger Le Coulte Gyrotourbilion

Do you Birkin? Just couldn't resist that...

The link speaks for itself. Best to leave removal of the cyclops to the professionals. http://wwrf.nl.eu.org/viewtopic.php?t=118 Enjoy.