Bell and Ross Compass Black Dial and Black Rubber Strap Men's Watch BR01-92-COMCARBN

Ernst Benz Reminds You To Adjust Your Watches For Daylight Saving Time
I really loved getting this e-mail. It makes sense too. A watch company using daylight saving time (DST) as a reason to send out an piece of marketing e-mail. You'd think more watch companies would do this. I don't really have many people reminding me to do this, and with the new times for DST lately (thanks Congress!), it is more difficult than ever to remember. Being two days from now, Ernst Benz is the only company that took this opportunity to "say hi."What is funnier is the little message at the lower part of the image above, suggesting that if you need help adjusting the watch you should take it in to your local Ernst Benz dealer. Frankly, if you don't know how to adjust your watch back or forward one hour, you need to be hit in the face repeatedly and placed in the same rehabilitation home that they send people on airplanes who need help "fastening their seat buckle." That was kinda lame Ernst Benz, right? But before I complete my tirade on the matter, I will explain that they d

Why did Rolex do this.
I was woundering why Rolex made the Yach Master in the stainless steel with a platnium bezel, But not the Submariner or the deep sea? Would'nt the platnium bezel be better on the other two watches?

planet ocean strap
hi - and apologies for laziness and lack of research - just looking for a quick answer here!!i have a 10 month old PO 42mm..... (the original bond version - not the ceramic one)what can i expect to sell JUST the strap (stainless steel) for???most grateful for insight or experience on the matter

Buy another PP reference that you own, just to have your name on the papers?
Would you go through this hassle personally?Owning a 5167 that I wear and enjoy, and have had for a few months.It was Double sealed when I bought it, however did not have my name on the papers as I bought it from a trusted seller. I did get a better than retail price for it, and really wanted the watch.I have the option of obtaining a BNIB from a retailer, which I could have my name on.Would you go through this hassle?I would lose money of course, as my Patek won't sell for the same price I will buy the brand new one for. I will also have to find a buyer, ship it, etc. Never sold a watch on TRF, so I guess my best bet would be to sell to a trusted seller, meaning I would be offered quite a bit less than what they usually sell for.My 5167 is in flawless condition.I never ever even look at the paper work or boxes of any of my owned watches, but wondering if it is worth the hassle.Part of me says I doubt my kids would care if the papers has my name. I also am certain that I will have many

PSA : It IS safe to wash your Rolex
We get tons of watch pictures on this forum. It's great.One problem though.Far too often there are wrist shots of dirty watches. Oil, grime, and random dirt. All it takes is a minute with soap, water, and drying with a clean microfiber cloth.Makes a world of difference