Bell Ross BR01-94 Titanium BR01-94 Titanium Black Automatic 46x46mm Midsize Watch

Hamilton Khaki Takeoff Review
Every year, Hamilton releases one wild, limited edition watch to generate buzz, show what they can do and, I honestly think, to have some fun. Last year's Face 2 Face is a good example of the latter. Not really a watch (or watches, to be correct) that I imagine anyone would wear, but a great conversation piece for the brand. The year before that, they made their great hand wound Khaki Navy Marine, which came with a gimbaled deck box. We reviewed the open edition of that, the Khaki Navy Pioneer Automatic, which is still one of our favorites from the brand.Last Basel, they announced the Khaki Takeoff Automatic Chronograph, which when I, and I think most others, first saw, really got our attention. Sure, their 2014 line had plenty of nice pieces, but this one stood out. It was bold and aggressive, with a bullhead design, black case and yellow highlights. Frankly, it didn't look quite like a Hamilton at first, though the flavors of their aviation watches do come through. The watch also had

IN THE SHOP: Eleven New Vintage Watches For Sale, Including A Mint, Full-Set Red Sub, A Grail Amongst Heuer Carreras, And More
And we're back! Yes, after dropping 12 vintage watches last Wednesday (of which 10 have already sold) we've decided to keep the hits coming with 11 new additions to the H Shop. This time we've found a few blue-chips, as always, like the most amazing Red Submariner you will ever see (complete with every accessory you can ever ask for), the insanely rare and highly sought after solid-gold Heuer Carrera from 1960s (find another, we dare you), and more. Have a glance below for some details and check them all out right here in the HODINKEE Shop. 1970s Red Submariner With Full Boxes, Papers, Hang Tags, And More 1 OF 10 For years, the Red Submariner has been atop the kingdom of non-gilt-dial Submariners, and it has always been a fan-favorite among vintage watch lovers for its single line of red text and immensely useful date window. The Red 1680 remains an all-time classic that readers have actually written in to request, and us being us, we've gone ahead

Does anyone know where to find a larger print of this please?
This is one of my favorite Rolex story ads. It tells the story about a Rolex Submariner being aboard a sunken ship in 210ft of water for 22 days. The only problem is it is a little small to read. Does anyone know where I can find a larger print of this on the WWW please? Or could someone post this ad in larger scale please?Thanks for any help.~JB

For my son (he is 7yrs old)
I picked this up for him over the weekend. He's always liked my "green" watch and I told him I'd give it to him when he's older, but I decided to get a new one for him from the same AD where I got my "green" watch.So, this will stay in a time capsule until he is old enough to wear it, but by then this will be just another old watch :-)Mine is on the left, a D8 series, his is an M8 series-Nelson

Where are you guys finding black bay bracelets?
I see posts here and there about people putting either the first gen or second gen (riveted) bracelets on their black bays. Where are you guys getting them from? Directly from the AD? other sources?Thanks