Bell and Ross WW1 Argentium Automatic Grey Dial Men's Watch BRWW1-ME-AG-RU-S

Damasko DA44 Review
Usually, when we talk about what sets a certain brand apart it's an interesting aesthetic design feature, or better than average finishing for the price. Occasionally, but less often, it pertains to something unique with the movement, like an in-house complication or extended power reserve. Well, what sets Damasko apart is something entirely different, the very materials from which they are made and the engineering behind them.Located in Regensburg, Germany, Damasko has been going about watch making differently since 1994. Rather than just making quality watches, which is more than enough in most cases, they wanted to set all new standards. So, they've re-designed and engineered everything, owning dozens of patents for materials and mechanisms. These include the very steel from which the watches are made to their own silicon hairsprings, all of which they make themselves. In 2010 they also became a genuine manufacture with two in house movements, the A 35-1 and the H 35, both of which

The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Concept Laptimer Michael Schumacher
Let's get this out of the way. Audemars Piguet and Michael Schumacher, perhaps the greatest driver in the history of motorsports, have had a longstanding relationship. In 2012, Schumacher even had his own limited edition Offshore built. It quickly sold out, and though a short-run Offshore wasn't, at the time, a particularly noteworthy thing, there was something special about Schumacher's. In December of 2013, Schumacher suffered a terrible skiing accident while on vacation with his family, and after months in a medically induced coma, he is wheel-chair bound recovering slowly at his home outside Geneva. Since the accident, Michael Schumacher's corporate sponsors have slowly but steadily recoiled from association with the all-time great. All of them, except for one – Audemars Piguet. And because of this, and the personal connection the family has with AP, today we see – with the blessing of Michael's family – a brand new timepiece sporting Michael&#

Be Honest - What DON'T You Like About Oris, or What Would You Change?
Maybe there's nothing, and your Oris is perfect in every wayBut.perhaps there is something you don't like about your watch, or something you just wish they'd changed to make your watch that much better...I'll start off. I LOVE my Diver Date. It does everything a diver should, and more. The only thing that could improve it might be if the straps weren't so proprietary. Because of the lug design, you can only have one SS bracelet and one rubber strap. No mix and match with other straps and bracelets to change things around a bit.Fortunately the Oris strap & bracelet look so good it's not the end of the world, but I'd like the choice if I so wished....I know, pretty minor really. And if that's the worst thing I can think of, it just confirms how good the Oris watches are (IMHO.. )Any one else have something they don't like / would prefer changed?

Omega AT8500
Hey everyone, just want to ask a few questions about omega at8500 :) I love the way blue dial looks on this model. What iscurrent official price of that kind of watch? i had a look online and its around 3400¡ê, is that about right? And if im buying from the local store, what kind of discount i can expect to get? I heard that nobody really pay full price on Omega and almost always can get a discount buying new. Thanks :)

Sky-Dweller on small wrists
I'm curious if anyone here with small wrists wears a Sky-Dweller. I have a 6-1/4 wrist and my GMT fits alright but I'm worried the Sky-Dweller might look silly on me, especially if the trend towards larger watches passes. Also, I'm curious how heavy the SS or TT SkyD is. I prefer watches with a bit of heft but I'd like to get an idea of how it compares to something like a DJ 41.