Bell & Ross BR 02-94 Chronograph

Van Ree Personal DNA Watch With YOUR Genetic Code
You've just stepped into a fine watch boutique - and after some time have decided on a new watch to buy. The sales person goes into the back for a moment and returns with a little kit. They open up a small vial to remove a large cotton swab. At this point you are starting to wonder if this is to clean something or to perform some type of twisted "white glove test" on your person to make sure you are worthy of a luxury watch purchase. No, you've made the decision to buy yourself a Van Ree Personal DNA watch, and all that comes with it. The "Personal DNA" component of the watch name is quite literal. Each watch will contain the personal DNA of the buyer.Why? Really no reason other than to be different and unique. Van Ree describes it as a way of having a very personal fingerprint ( erI mean genetic imprint) of yourself on your new timepiece. That cotton swab I was talking about will be used to scrape your tongue for a bit of your DNA. The salesperson then puts the swabbed swab into a via

I hate to do this, but.....
please confirm this is a fake. I'm too polite to ask my brother who has just bought it in Dubai and posted a pic on his Facebook page.To me (and I know very little about breitling for bentley) there's so much wrong with it: no date, a crown that looks like its off an avenger or steelfish, just for starters.Of course if it is real, I guess it just reaffirms I really don't know much about this series:D

5131G or J are hard to get right now?
What's the deal with this serie actually? Why is it hard to get? I have seen some prices on some websites that tripled the retail. Is this really the case?

Grail achieved!
Hey guys. Finally got the watch I¡¯ve wanted since I knew of the existence of the submariner. I always thought I¡¯d never ever be able to get this watch. As the years went on I became devastated by the price increase year after year. I was offered a solid deal from a friend who bought this watch to get a friend out of a bind, but didn¡¯t necessarily want it. I did whatever I could to have the funds together ASAP and picked it up yesterday! 1975 Serif dial 5513. Keeping beautiful time, all it needs is a crown tube / crown and a new PIP.I¡¯m over the moon! Let me know what you all think! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You people are pure evil - Incoming!
As I have been saying, you people are nothing but enablers! If you have seen my other thread I was considering adding a no date Sub as a kind of beater relaxed casual watch to my collection. I love my SD43 but I think it's almost too nice to wear in certain situations - it just sort of screams Rolex and in some places I may want to be a little more under the radar than that. So I even considered replacing my SD with a Sub. A couple people on that thread suggested I look into maybe purchasing a Tudor, and keeping the Sea Dweller. Which brings me to today. I visited one of my AD's and took a look at a Submariner. Naturally they only had a TT or YG in stock. No stainless models at all (big shock, I know). So I tried on the TT and although I liked it a lot, I still had the same issue with it I had with my old GMT - it just seems a little smaller on me than I prefer. So I was still torn - should I spend 8 grand on a watch that wears a little smaller than I want and is so close to t