So first, the important stuff. The chocolate 8-) i've been making chocolate for 20 years, and have done business on every continent except Antarctica as a result (not a lot grows there...). I spend lots of time in the jungles trying to determine new ways of using cocoa beans, or teaching others how to use them properly. Unfortunately cocoa only grows in basicaly 3rd world countries, so i'm in hot zones all the time - hardly ever get shot at, spiders the size of your little sister are common, and yes, there such things as dragons (komodo's will try to eat you if you're not paying attention). I do love it, but it's not for everyone. I speak around the globe teaching people on cocoa, chocolate, how to use them, how to taste them, how to work with it, etc. pretty cool job.
Now onto watches - ok, forget the movement. I think what i'm hearing is that it's a bit of a crap shoot with either 'level' of watch i go with; there are some retailers who are better than others; and that members here have had both good and bad experiences with either 'level' they go with.
I'm a breitling fan myself - the code yellow and code yellow blacksteel are smokin.