Bell & Ross Aviation type Pink gold bezel & PVD/DLC case chrono 46 mm

Rolex compact mirror.
Rolex compact mirror. I just picked this up and it looks to be made within the past ten years. NIB Another item for my Rolex collection.

My Elgin Car (Stock!)
Ok... here is a good one in the Horological Archives...I am cruising around looking for interesting stuff and this little onepops up... HUH?An Elgin CAR!?!Turns out to be a really cool little story (Below)So of course I HAVE to find the Stock certificate from the company...Got one!The company I bought the stock certificate from had this information on it's website from 2 sources (wiki and OldCompany.com)ELGIN ¡ª Argo, Illinois¡ª (1916-1923), Indianapolis, Indiana ¡ª (1923 - 1924) ¡ª"The Car of the Hour" and "Built like a Watch" were scarcely subtle reminders that several executives of the famed Illinois company producing clocks and timepieces had decided to enter the automotive arena. They did this by taking over the defunct New Era Motor Car Company of Joliet and moving it part and parcel to Argo. There a 210,000-square foot factory awaited on 13 acres of land "to provide for future expansion."The Elgin was a conventional car that performed exceedingly well in Midwest endurance contests,

Deep Blue Sunray Diver 1000 Automatic Day & Date - New Arrival
This came a few weeks ago and I finally got around to taking some photos. This is my second Deep Blue and they didn't disapoint. I hesitated when I ordered the orange and I'm glad now I did.•Bracelet: Stainless Steel •Movement: Japanese Miyota 8205 Automatic •Crystal: Sapphire •Crown: Screw Down •Clasp: Push Button Deployant •Bracelet Measurements: 8-1/2" L x 25mm W •Case Measurements: 46mm •Water Resistance: 100 ATM - 1000 meters - 3300 feet •Model Numbers: Blue: sun1kblue Green: sun1kgrn Orange: sun1korg Yellow: sun1kyel

On The Wrist Today- Friday 8/5/11
Invicta Reserve Akula Russian Diver F0013Swiss Ronda Startech 5040.D Quartz Chronograph

Omega X-33 Titanium Speedmaster Gen2 Review
Ahhh, it¡¯s good to be back. I¡¯ve been greatly enjoying my near-mint, complete, Second Generation Omega Speedmaster X-33:A handsome watch that is so functional, yet subtle . . . practical, yet exotic . . . and overall, it¡¯s just so very ¡°legitimate¡±. My backstory: I owned a Gen1 X-33 in the past, but at the time I didn¡¯t fully warm up to its less integrated looks. I sold it. But I talked up the watch so much, that a good friend of mine bought one for himself; a Gen2, and every time I saw it I kicked myself that I should have one. The aesthetics of the Gen2 model really clicked with me, but I just admired my friend¡¯s watch from afar. Then, recently, this inspiring thread nudged me to act. I missed out on this one a few weeks ago, due to my own sheer inattention. But I ended up being able to purchase that same watch from its buyer. Now, I¡¯m really glad to own this very nice example (serial number 5.9 million), and I¡¯m looking forward to enjoying it!So -- what do I like about the