Rolexman

All those different kinds of Pams and endless variations.... I just don't understand why members love these watches..... Why not make some few nice new Breitling models (Airwolf or Skyracer)? All the stress is gone

"SHOW ME THE EVOLUTION JERRY!" come on repeat after me "SHOW ME THE EVOLUTION, SHOW IT TO ME"

Sign me in... I've been waiting for this baby for ages!!

Sweet.. did you see the new Breitling Skyracer.. I like it... I LIKE I ALO =)

No way.. I want the 2006 model!! (click here)

Nice rep, where did you get it?

thanks guys!!

Dear The Zigmeister, I received an Omega SMP with the 28800 BPH Asian 7750. Normally when unscrewwing the crown you feel this 'popping' feeling when the crown is completely unscrewed. It then is in the hand winding position. I don't really feel this pop. The crown just unscrews and then it is in the hand winding position.... Now here's the real problem: When hand winding the stem 'slips'. I don't know what else to call it? I can wind it 1 or 2 turns and then it slips, doing nothing just turning. Winding, slipping, winding, slipping etc... Is there something wrong with the movement. Everyhing works fine, chronograph, resetting, timesetting etc. Thanks, Mark

Excelent review!!!

Damn fine watch but man, all those photobucket links suck!....

Oh are they?... I don't think so! Only thing missing is the date @ 6 true!

2 weeks???.. you got to learn to have some patience newbie!!

What a great looking watch. I wonder if the caseback is engraved? Kinda looks like it's etched..... http://www.trustytime.com/index.php?main_p...products_id=998 GOD DAMN IT!! Why not make the Evolution? I mean, the Chronomatic is a damn fine watch but compared to the EVO........

Look at my signature for a simple explanation on fine tuning.

The gator strap looks great!! An absolute killer. Try to get hold of a gen signed buckle (only USD 18,- new or even cheaper on the bay). That would be a picture perfect!!

The plot thickens...

Look at the pic of the box set. http://www.wo-mart.com/product_info.php?products_id=1414 No wonder he's so cheap... he saves on photograph costs

Thanks Rene!!.... really appreciate it! Ofwel bedankt

Thanks for the info friend!!... really complicated stuff if your English isn't that good . I don't understand why Breitling puts that stupid AR on the outside knowing it will damage or scratch very easily. The crystal is scratch resistant but the AR is not. Where's the logic in that? You're also from Holland right? BY THE WAY: Why are the spots where the AR is gone yellowish?... why not clear white or slightly blue from the inner AR?

There is no such thing as an Italian replica and movement....

So removing the outher AR would make the blueish glare dissapear?? But here you say the blueish glare comes from the inner AR.... I don't get it?

It's a gen..gen from genuine??.. duh Thanks man!! A family member of mine works at an optician and a good friend of mine works at an authorized Beitling dealer so I could go for both of your options. But the same problem remains.... the outher AR scratches easily so why not polish it off?... will the blueish glare become less or will it completely dissapear when I polish it off (the inner AR remains so?.....)?

Any other idea's?

After polishing the rider tabs on my Steelfish I saw that I damaged the AR coating. I also know most diver watches only have 1 sided AR (inside crystal) to prevent damaging. All gen Breitlings have 2 sided AR (god knows why?) So here's my question: Should I remove the outher AR coating or will this completely ruin the typpical blueish Breitling glare? Will there still be a blueish glare if only the AR coating on the inside of the crystal remains? Now it kinda looks if the crystal has yellow spots..... ( because the AR coating is gone on that spot). Thanks Mark PS: What's the best way to remove the AR coating?

I can assure you that in Antwerp I can buy plenty of SOLID 18K gold Rolex replica's (in Antwerp they call it Geneve replica). Daytona, DD etc. They can even put in some real diamonds if you have the cash. Prices between 2000-3000 Euro's (without the 'stones'). So forget Asia... go to Belgium on you next vacation