Bell & Ross BR 02-92 Automatic Pink Gold and Carbon

Fortis Andora Emotion Limited Art Edition Watch
Holy crap, what is this thing? I realize this is one of Fortis' edgy "Art Edition" watches, but wow. This is unexpected for even the art version of the serious tool watch brand's products. Limited to just 100 pieces and in a 42mm wide titanium case, this watch isn't just an (questionably bastardized) artist's rendering of a Fortis chronograph watch, but also tries to tell you how to enjoy and spend your time. How does it do that? Will look at the "suggestions" (in German) on the bezel. Set into four quadrants, with three words in each, you should have a new task each time you look at the time. Though you might disagree with the Andora watch's suggestions, and probably rightly so.The dial of the watch is where things get the most strange. Andora's drawings make up the chronograph subdials and the sub seconds dial as well. Who or what these little freaky characters are is beyond my understanding. There is more German in light text revolving the dial (see the translation of it in the tech

Khaki Quartz Questions and Request
New member/first postGreetings,I'm about ready to pull the trigger on a new khaki field quartz (black dial w brown leather strap - H68481533), but I have some questions. Maybe some of you would be so kind as to help me out.First, is about $120 a good price? It's grey market.Second, doe anyone have any photos to post of the model in question (H68481533)? All the pictures I've seen so far seem like colored drawings. The bands range from brown to beige for the same model. I know band colors are an option, but I'm talking about a difference in color for the brown strap model which makes it difficult to distinguish what to expect.Third, what does the III mean?Finally, has anyone done a review on this model? I tried to find one on this board and couldn't find any. Any links would be appreciated greatly.Thanks in advance for any responses.

Need Info on this Hamilton
Hey everyone! I have a hamilton pocket watch that was handed down to me about 5 years ago. I know nothing about it. I was wondering if someone could tell me about it and also tell me the the value. I did have someone tell me it was gold filled. But he wasn't sure. I would appreciate any info you have or can get. Here are a few pics. Sorry about the quality and size of them.Thanks,

what to do, what to do.......
Gday AllNext on the list, somewhere in the next few months, is a Hamilton.So far the plan has been to go for the winner of the WTF $500-1,000 popularity poll, a Khaki of some sort. (Most probably something with a plain face - an Officer perhaps). A variety of reasons, but basically I can see the merit in having something that others like/want.Lately however I've been wondering whether an old Hammy may be the way to go; something like a Perry (love the look) or a Lowell (dream on stales....) - coz that's where I was born - oh - and I like the look!Obviously it'd be lovely to have both - but let's suppose that isn't an option for the forseeable future?Really interested to hear your comments on the pros and cons of going either way on this. (I should point out that the watch would not be worn very much; I work in Africa, "in the bush", a place far more suited to water/sweat/dust proof, SS diver style watches. The Invicta 8926 and Seiko OM do this just fine and it wouldn't be appropria

It's mine now
Here's the result of another great member-to-member transaction. With many thanks to mgiraz for his "very gently worn" Riedenschild Business Master, I'm now the proud owner of this piece:I case you haven't noticed, he presently has a wide variety of watches posted on the sales forum, and given this example, they would make great additions to anyone's collection. And dealing with him was a pleasure. (Was that a shameful plug?) Dave