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...yes, the pushers can be used at 300M without damaging the watch. Regards, Adam

...just like the three-hander. Regards, Adam PS - I love the ceramic chrono, but I've yet to see the steel version, which will also have a bracelet option.

...and the reason for this has everything to do with the difficultly of manufacture and cost of the ceramised cases, and not defects. Remember, this piece slots below the FF Sport, so having a unit cost that's higher wouldn't exactly fly with a numbers-oriented concern like Swatch Group. Hopefully t

...of dots on the dial? This far it seems that every version shares a variation of the same theme. Regards, Adam

Regards, Adam

] Hold on to that elegant beast; far fewer were made than you might think. ;-) Regards, Adam

No. 27 reporting for duty: I'm not sure how many were sold, but the retail channel is pretty much bone dry (the NYC boutique can't source any more). So, does this mean that it has suddenly become a collectible? Doubtful, at least in the near-term. Perhaps many years down the road, particularly if Bl

One can only hope that they reintroduce the material in the future, as it really does have an interesting appearance. Mind you, I haven't had the opportunity to test just how scratch-resistant it is (thank god), but I can say that my watch case and strap hardware (loops and buckle) are still in 100%

The ceramised titanium has been discontinued for the moment in favor of a more traditional "satin-brushed" finish, though when the new pieces begin to hit the market I couldn't tell you. I also couldn't tell you why the cermaised titanium ceased production, however I think it's safe to assume that t

Note that the description of the case on the site has changed from "Ceramised titanium" to "Satin-brushed titanium". Also, the model number for the case has changed from 5000-12C30 to 5000-1230 ; I assume that the "C" denoted the ceramised titanium. In any case, the switch was confirmed to my by a w