Bell Ross BR02 BR02 Carbon Finish Hexagonal Automatic Midsize Watch

The Diving Instrument: Bell & Ross BR 02 Emerges From The Depths
Behold the BR 02. The Success of the Bell & Ross BR 01 really brought Bell & Ross back into the ether. The small company was basically sharing their name with Sinn, and selling Sinn watches to different markets. There was nothing wrong with the Bell & Ross watches, but they weren't as innovative as they were mere quality time tellers. Then a few years ago the airplane instrument inspired BR-01 watch was released in a wave of design controversy. Some said it was too square, some said it was too big, others said that it made no sense. And still others loved the idea.The BR 01 was a big hit, and resulted in several models and the Bell & Ross BR 03 for those who thought the original was too big. They really had a BR 01 for every taste, and now Bell & Ross is set to release the diving version. Because diving watches are inherently different, and require some additional features, the watch was redesigned and given a new moniker; BR 02.As you can see the BR 02 is unmistaka

Incoming! Omega Speedmaster Professional Moon Watch!
My first Speedy!Edit: thanks ulack! i looked it up and i'm PRETTY SURE (PLEASE correct me if i'm wrong!) it's a ref. 3572.50.00 cal. 1863Link to my thread in the Omega Forum

My dilemna about chinese movements
I have had a bias against Chinese watches and movements pretty much since I began collecting watches as a hobby. I hate the counterfeiting industry, which is nearly entirely run from China. From everything I've seen and read China has no long standing history of watch making or what I'd consider respectable brands. The Chinese watches I've seen browsing the internet look cheap and cheesy and seem to use derivative, generic styles. I vowed never to buy a Chinese watch or a watch with a Chinese movement. I have been considering buying an Android for awhile now, and when I came across a Naval 2G Skeleton Automatic (AD539BK) for $106 I really wanted to pull the trigger.....until I did some research and found that it has a Chinese made Seagull movement in it. I've read generally good things about Seagull movements, but I still feel conflicted. Does anyone share my blanket bias? Are Seagull movements, or any other Chinese brand, worth breaking my vow for? I like that Android, and it's priced

Does Omega Po's usually make a sound ?
Might be a noob question, but it is my first automatic watch.i had it for a year but i hadn't noticed this until now. if u put your ear close to the watch to hear it tick , sometimes you can hear a faint hustling noise, like as if something is scraping gently. i noticed it when i move the watch while next to my ear i can hear it.is this normal ?try it on your PO !

I LOVE this feeling.
Guys, I am super excited to meet my new baby tomorrow (according to Dr. Patrick, aka OCROLEXGUY, the baby will be delivered tomorrow afternoon. This baby has been on my list for a long time. Couple years back, an unfortunate event happened to me personally and I had to let go all of my watches. Two years ago, not Lady Luck, but her other cousin Mr. Bad Luck, visited us right on Thanksgiving night. We got robbed at gun points right in our house, right when I put my 7 year old Patrick to bed. All were gone. I have never complained or given up. My wife and I worked tirelessly to care for the children and try to save up to buy back the watches I love so much. Piece by piece, they started to come home. First the GMTIIc, next was the Yacht-Master (for the man that judged my character based on my misspelled of Yacht-Master and for how I did not post enough on this forum ) then the new blue Datejust 41mm, and tomorrow.......my wife and I will welcome our newest baby: Random serial Explorer II