Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Automatic

Bell & Ross BR 03-94 Carbon Orange Watch
When you hear the name Bell & Ross, if you're like me, you have a particular mental picture that comes to mind - a square case that calls to mind the very aviation instruments they're intended to reference. For 2014, Bell & Ross is introducing a new model to their Aviation collection that relies not just on the shape, but also the color scheme, to establish the airplane roots.The new model goes by the name of BR 03-94 Carbon Orange, and for my eyes, the orange is the star of the show, especially when paired with the orange canvas strap (sure, you could opt for their standard black rubber strap, but why?) that manages to be just as bold and blocky as the case it's paired to.The orange then carries over onto the dial. Why? While aviation instrumentation (amongst other industries) relies on the crisp black and white contrast to keep legibility high, a color like orange is thrown in the mix to highlight crucial information. In the case of the BR 03-94, this critical data is in the

Very Skeptical
Here's an internet dealer advertising Daytonas at low prices - [scammers link removed]Anyone know anything about them, something has to be fishy.:eek:

IWC Movement
Does IWC use their own movement or someone else's? Or does it depend on the watch? Thanks! :)

New Breitling Member
Hey all,Name is Mike and just made my first real purchase of a timepiece. Went with the Breitling Super Avenger, blue with white dials. Glad to be on the forum.image.jpgThanks

Do Rolex dials fade from the sun?
I own a 116619LB (WG Sub blue matte dial) Is there risk of the dial fading due to excessive sun exposure?