Bell & Ross BR 03-94 Chronographe NEU incl MWST mit Box + Papie

Couture 2015: Bell & Ross Courts Cigar Aficionados with Vintage WW1 Edici¨®n Limitada
One of the most anticipated events at each year’s JCK and Couture watch and jewelry shows in Las Vegas is Bell & Ross’s Friday evening cocktail party at its villa in the Wynn. And one of my annual traditions is enjoying a fine cigar ¡ª rolled on the premises by a skilled torcedor ¡ª with Bell & Ross CEO and fellow cigar enthusiast Carlos Rossillo (the “Ross” in Bell & Ross) at the party. This year, the experience was extra special, since the cigar in question was an all-new, official Bell & Ross cigar ¡ª a Nicaraguan puro made specifically to accompany the brand’s Vintage WW1 Edicion Limitada timepiece, packaged in a unique box that doubles as a humidor.The Bell & Ross Vintage WW1 Edicion, Limitada,?with its rich brown and rose-gold color scheme? is Rossillo’s attempt to blend the diverse but similarly tradition-rich worlds of watchmaking and cigar making. The 42-mm-diameter rose-gold case is fastened to the tobacco-brown alligator l

Would you buy an Omega at Sams Club?
Good day to you all and Happy Easter.Yesterday I saw a Seamaster GMT (Bond) at Sams Club. I'm not looking for one, but when it comes to Omega watches, I do not know if Sams Club is a place that I would go to. I tend to regard Omega as a timepiece that should not be sold in a discount membership store. Am I alone in this? How do some of you feel about this?BTW, the price was not that great.

New Omega Opinions
I have been pondering buying an Omega watch for several months. Since my vintage Connie ended up being a franken watch, I have not had an Omega in my collection.Last year I had the Speedy Broad Arrow in my sights, but ended up buying my Longines Master Series instead. So now I am looking to purchase. I am not sure which one to get. I like the Planet Ocean, but want the 2900.50.37, which is the large black bezel on the brown alligator strap. My question is this, since I do not dive, would I be better off looking for a dressier model? Also do most here have the SMP on the bracelet? The SMP is the watch I keep looking at on line. Still I have never tried one on and am not sure how the 45mm will wear on my wrist compaired to the 42mm. I don't know why I am drawn to it, except I do want my next watch to be some what sporty and have always wanted another Omega.Another one I have been thinking about is a Speedy, just for the history of the watch. The Broad Arrow is out of my budget, so it wou

Another "Don't You Just Hate Incomings" Thread
Hi guys,I am not a regular poster in this forum, but have lurked for a while. I have owned one Patek Philippe watch, a 6000g, back around 2006-2007, then sold it on after a year.Finally bought my long time wanted Patek Philippe, paying roughly 2.5 times what I bought my 6000g for, and I should have it tomorrow. Hint: it is not steel. Unboxing pictures tomorrow. Hopefully, it will arrive on schedule and not be delayed like kilyung's was.Glad to be posting here.

Would you expect the prices of BLNR to drop?
So considering there is SS Pepsi GMT now available. Can we expect the price of BLNR to drop in the second hand market?I feel like people who were saving up for the BLNR would move to get the Pepsi, causing the demand of BLNR to lower (specially in the secondary market)I know it all speculation, in fact there is another thread going on here saying BLNR might be discontinued. If it were to be, ofcourse the prices of BLNR would go up in prices. But I feel like this is speculation as well. But if BLNR continues to stay in production, I expect the value of it to lower in the second hand market.I am curious to hear other peoples opinions on here.