Bell & Ross Vintage BR123 NEU incl MWST mit Box + Papieren

Hamilton and Cars-Part Uno
While this has been done on other watch fora, I can't recall if we have done it here so. . . if the Hamilton Khaki collection was a car line, what would it be?Being the owner of 5 Subarus, I think the Khaki line-up reminds me of Subies, especially the Outback.

What do you guys think of Henry Graves Jr?
Well the greatest watch collector of modern watch will be sold today? Would had love to be in his watch room. Inside The Collection of Pete Fullerton: How Does The Heir To The Graves Dynasty Compare To His*Grandfather? - Watches Worth Knowing About - HODINKEEI want to let you know about this watch.hodinkee/blog/2012/6/...lly-uniqu.html

1950's Era SS Omega Seamaster Cal.
Been a long time since my last post. I have come across another watch in the collection I am having a hard time identifying.I believe its an early Omega, from the late 1950's I believe. Numbers from the inside of the watch:503 - On movement under small Omega Logo2849 6 SC - inside caseback16218049 - On movement outer edge315184 - inside caseback inside a triangle logo20 Jewel MovementI am having a hard time identifying the watch as the resources for early models are hard to come by, anyone have any suggestions?

Nautilu, Nautilus, Nautilus
Really? I may be a newbie on this website, but I've been admiring Patek's for a long, long time. And I still don't get it. A few years ago, the AD's couldn't give these things (Nautilus) away. And now, customers are climbing the walls for them. They haven't changed in style much, over the decades, so what stimulated this craze all of a sudden? For whatever reason, within the last two years, they became sought after. And that stimulates the human nature of COVETING. The more that these became unavailable and dried up, the more the customers wanted them. Greed. This is no longer a case of supply-and-demand; it's a case of supply-and-coveting. And what really entertains me is that one of these recent posts claimed that the Nautilus is the flagship of Patek. Really? When perusing the history of this incredible company, where did it ever mention that this port-hole watch has been the flagship of its hundred-year-plus existence? Sure, it's a cute watch, even though (as you look

Pam 441 and other ceramic models. How do they hold up?
The 441 has all of the checks marked for me. I'm leaning towards this one being my next watch as I need/want a gmt. I LOVE black watches BUT have been reluctant to buy one being afraid of what will happen to the black. I know they are ceramic but I'm curious how they hold up to normal wear and tear. That is my only concern about a black watch.