Bell and Ross Vintage Chronograph Black Dial Men's Watch BR126-BL-BE-SS

Inside The Manufacture: Going Where Few Have Gone Before ¨C Inside All Four Rolex Manufacturing Facil
I will begin this detailed article with a wholly unsurprising admission. I love Rolex. I own more of them than any other watch from any other manufacture, and I have always believed its contribution to watchmaking is beyond measure. But, I have another admission. Of the handful of Rolex watches I own, the youngest dates to 1976 – making it, in fact, older than I am. There is and was a distinct difference between the Rolex of today and the Rolex of yesterday, and I don’t think it would come as a surprise to anyone if I said I preferred that of yesterday. But, that doesn’t mean I don’t have great respect for Rolex of today, nor would it prevent me from encouraging family, friends, and readers to look to the Crown for a new watch today. When my only sister gave birth to her first son, my first nephew, I purchased him a brand new Rolex and engraved his initials on the back. He will get it the day he turns 18 (or 25, depending on how moody he is at 18) after years o

Local AD has two Daytona's!
I always hear everyone in the forum say how the Daytona is so hard to find. I was just at my local AD and they had two Daytona's. There was a two-tone one and another with a leather strap. They both have been there for at least a month! If I had they money I would jump on those in a second.

Right Price or World Gone Mad?
The following 145.022 which was described as having originated from 1970 but which actually was a 1974 vintage went last week on that place by the sea in the UK for $3100. Now that is not far from the MSRP of a brand new 3570.50.

Just arrived: Lord Elgin Horizon Look with the 760 automatic movement
Just got this watch this afternoon. Genejockey informed me it was from their Horizon Look line. The best way to explain it is that the dial and crystal run to and cover over the bezel. In essence the bezel ring isn't there and the dial runs to the case and the crystal covers that and sits flush with the case.The watch is in unbelievably great shape. The dial, hands, and markers are clean and shiny and luckily the crystal only shows a few scratches that I mostly buffed out.The case and lugs are in very good shape and the gold filling is intact. The case back does show some scratching, but at that, very minor.I fitted a Hadley bracelet on it.The movement is Elgins American made 760 automatic with 30 jewels. It has a bph of 18,000 (I think). It winds freely and seems to keep time.The case measures 32mm from 10 o'clock to 4.

My AD Gave me the inside scoop on the biggest new release at Basel...
It is a Yacht-MasterThe case is Everose.The bezel is different from those in years past.Rolex expects a significant spike in sales due to the release of this very special YM. It is expected that the bezel will be an optional 1 for 1 exchange for all Rolex sports watches except the Daytona. Rolex anticipates that most clients on waiting lists will choose to have this bezel installed rather than the standard bezel due to the amazing design.Rolex executives, according to my inside source, are patting themselves on the back for this innovative concept and having the resources to make it a reality.Here is a sneak peak look at it. Don't be jealous that I have this inside information