Bell & Ross Marine Carbon Fiber Dial Automatic Mens Watch BR0292-ST-CBF

Hands-On: Comparing The New 39mm And Original 42mm Lambda Watches From NOMOS Glash¨¹tte
This year NOMOS Glashütte announced that they were releasing a 39 mm version of the Lambda watch, which had originally launched in 2013 to acclaim but also a certain amount of concern from the NOMOS faithful (and if you’re a NOMOS owner you know what we mean – there is a level of emotional investment that NOMOS wearers feel with the company that’s pretty unusual for any luxury watch brand, and especially unusual at the big-bang-for-the-buck segment that NOMOS generally occupies). The great thing about NOMOS has always been that though they offer one of the best value propositions in the biz, that’s not why people buy them as a general rule – you buy them because all the parts (the in-house movement, great design, well-crafted sense of irony they project) all go to form a whole that is greater than the sum of its parts. 1 OF 9 So when NOMOS put out a twenty thousand dollar gold watch with a pretty fancy-schmancy movement in it (a hand en

Which mm watch size is your favorite and what are the best selling sizes?
I'm considering either an Omega or a Breitling and I'm just curious to know if it's just a trend toward the larger watches or if it has been popular for some time. I currently have my grandfather's old Accutron 218 which is really nice and is about a 38 or 39mm if I remember correctly, but the Breitling Navitimer I looked at was like a 42mm and the Omega's I've been looking at I believe are also in 42mm range. I even tried on one Breitling that was like a 46mm I think, way too big for my taste, but the Seamaster is a beautiful watch.

2 Weeks with an AP Diver... a new owner review.
I am new to AP. But to to high-end watches, owning or having owned VC, PP, Piaget, Rolex, JLC, Glashutte, Omega and others, I had been close to buying AP in the past, but for one reason or another, the stars did not align. Admittedly, one of the main reasons behind having second thoughts at the moment of truth were based on negative comments on this very same forum, regarding lack of reliability on the movements, lack of accuracy, and in general, a feeling like you would have to be madly in love with the watch to put up with so many deficiencies. Never having sent a Rolex in for service, preventive or otherwise, I had come to expect high-end watches to be at least, highly reliable. But some of the stories I read would not depict AP in a good light.So after reading almost every review I could find on the Diver, I decided to give it a try. And indeed, after having it on my wrist at the AD, I was madly in love with it. So much that I was willing to throw caution to the wind an

The $108200.00 Omega Tourbillon Ltd 88 Pieces
A nice TRF member from Australia came to visit in the Washington DC area and I took the opportunity to show him some AD's in our area.We went to the Omega Boutique in Tyson Corner II.And saw this Omega Tourbillon beauty.She is a beauty to behold.

How does this PAM48 look on me?
Hello all,I recently purchased a PAM48 and here's a wrist shot... I'd like to get some honest opinions. So I decided to go with a PAM48 because for one, I have a 6.75 wrist and secondly, I work with a computer a lot in which typing requires the bend of the wrist. the PAM104 was my second choice, I know the 44mm is the popular size but it doesn't feel comfortable as the lugs keep grazing my skin when I bend my wrist. Let's hear the opinions