Bell & Ross BR 03 92

ArtyA & Kerbedanz Led Zeppelin Watch Collaboration
More often than not, brands define their product DNA, ensuring every item that rolls off the production line is unmistakably theirs ¨C but some brands aren't so easy to pigeon-hole. Some brands like so much to be different and that difference becomes their modus vivendi. The new ArtyA & Kerbedanz Led Zeppelin watch is a typically unpredictable offering from the originative mind of Yvan Arpa, owner and creative director of ArtyA. The ArtyA & Kerbedanz Led Zeppelin is, like his previous models, quite unlike?anything else. His range is bound by a common uncommonness. ArtyA is nowhere near as erratic as a brand like Azimuth, for example, but I wouldn't fancy betting on what will come next ¨C I will wager, though, that it'll be worth a look!Founded in 2010, ArtyA is a Swiss brand that specialises in aesthetic brilliance. Boasting its own manufacture, Arpa is proud of his company's ability to respond quickly and organically to in-house decisions. With a team of just ten people, ArtyA i

PO Crystal Problem?
Hello everyone,I am brand new to this forum, been lurking around for a bit. I posted a thread similar to this one on the Watchuseek forum, but would like to see some other opinions on this forum.Ok here's the problem. I first got my PO in January, absolutely no problems and my AR on the crystal was spotless. I used a polishing cloth to keep the crystal as clean as possible. Ever since then, I've been seeing very discernible blue streaks and marks on the hands and on the Omega logo. I sent the watch to Nesbit's for a repair to get a new replacement crystal, opened the package, and the marks and streaks were still there and were worse than before!Since then, I had not used the polishing cloth at all, and from many different pictures that I've seen from PO owners, I cannot see these marks at all from theirs. However, they are some pictures that show some slight blue marks on the hands, but not like this.I am going to see my AD that I got the watch from in the next three weeks or so, and I

J springs automatic, Sekio brother.
Ive always had Swiss auto or manual watches. While searching though *bay I came across a very nice looking watch by J Springs (under the Seiko brand) the watch has a 21 J automatic movement, 100m water resistant, glass back, so as a matter of interest (non Swiss watch) I ordered one.The watch came today, and im amazed with the quality, the face is as detailed as my Oris Chronometer, the second hand has a nice sweep, the case is part polished and matt steel, lovely blue hands and barrels, brown leather strap with white stitches. If this was a 'mid to top end' Swiss maker Id be more than happy to pay £400-500, but it was the grand price of..........wait for it...............£23 inc P&P!!!!! the strap is worth £20 at least.This has really shocked me, look at my collection, this watch looks very nice with all that Swiss lot! They make a GMT version, for 200th the price of a Rolex GMT Master, might be worth a punt!PS sorry spelt Seiko incorrectly in the title

Could the SD43 be my one & only?
Just throwing this out there...I keep having these crazy thoughts about throwing all in and becoming a one watch guy.The watch I was thinking to be my one & only is the SD43.My current collection is SubC date 116610LN, Sub TT 116613LB, Omega Seamaster 300MC, Panerai 673Could you guys live with one watch & would the SD43 be the one you chose?Group shot of my watches belowments welcomed...Sent from my Moto G (4) using Tapatalk

Rolex Yacht-Master 116622
Hi everyone I'm undecided between Rolex Yacht-Master (116622- Dark Rhodium Dial) and the GMT Master ll 116710LN. I know there is a noticeable price difference between these two models but I kind of like the thinner Yacht-Master on my hand. I was told that the bezel of the Yacht-Master shows the scratches more and its non-polishable. I'm also concern about holding the value of the Yacht-Master compared to the GMT Master ll. Can anyone who has the same watch confirm the above?