Bell & Ross BR03-94 Carbon Chronograph NIB

Breguet Type XX A¨¦ronavale Limited Edition Watch For 2010
Breguet's famous Type XX watches are among the first high-end timepieces that I fell in love with back in college. I couldn't afford one then, and I still don't have one today, but the dream of owning one of the Breguet "Type" aviator style watches remains strong. They come in a few varieties, such as the Type XX, Type XXI, and the newer (and sort of silly) Type XXII.50 years ago Breguet delivered to the French Naval Airforce 500 Type XX A¨¦ronavale watches made on special order. Actually, they were ordered in 1958, but it took Breguet 2 years to make all the pieces. The French Naval Air force (known as the A¨¦ronavale), wanted easy to ready flight watches with flyback chronograph functions. Still to this day, all Breguet Type XX watches have a flyback chronograph. The watch had a special engraving on the back which read: Breguet Marine Nationale Aeronautique Navale." According to Breguet, the watches were still being used in service by pilots until the early 1980s (and collector's love

Incoming tomorrow...I blame the Omega forum for this!!!!
Every time I come to this board, I see that great shot of the 2254.50 staring at me, beckoning me, pleading with me....."buy me," it keeps saying. Well I have surrendered to that picture. Tomorrow the UPS brown van will pull up and deliver a "previously loved" SMP 2254.50. I got a great deal on it (buyer claims it's only a couple months old) and am really looking forward to having what IMO is a classic Omega on my wrist. Pics will be posted, but from the ones I see here, it will be a challenge to do as well.

Saturday WRUW 9/11/10
May We Never Forget September 11th 2001 and remember all the lost people and there families.Tag Heuer Aquagraph Calibre 60 Automatic Chronograph

Removing the second hand
Dear All,due to too much work I have not taken part to many discussion lately but I did not get better from the watch sickness...I have had for many years a very flat golden plated quartz Longines. Now, this watch was given to me by a family friend and there is no way I would sell it but "flat, golden plated, quartz" more or less describe the exact opposite of the watches I like and so I tought that I might try to do a few reversible changes in order to make the piece at least bearable to me. I have not done this before as I tought that the family friend would not have appreciated this but now she passed away so I feel I won't hurt anyone.The first thing I would like to do is swapping the original golden face for a white one. I know the same model come with both options but I have not been able to find a place where to buy a spare deal. I even contacted Longines but they said this type is out of production. Can anyone point me to any place where I could look for such an item?The second

Tudor Pelagos vs Rolex SubC Date?
I was speaking with a friend about this today and he brought up some good points. Is the Pelagos a better choice for a daily wearer? Comparing the in house movement 25600TN to the 116610LN. Aside from being quite similar to the SubC, the Tudor has:-Better water resistance at 500m-Better power reserve at 70hr-Gas escape valve like that on the more expensive Sea Dweller-No cyclops which is a perk to a lot of peopleThe Rolex has:-Better finishing-Longer, 5 year warrantyOutside of these points, the watches are incredibly similar. Same purpose, well built, both have micro adjustable clasps, all in all great daily wearers. However, when you can buy a brand new Pelagos for $3500, but a brand new Rolex SubC date is $7500..........is it really worth a $4000 premium? Opinions?