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New Bell & Ross BR 02 Dive Watches
Bell & Ross has announced two new dive watches that will be available in August. Both models have 44mm steel cases with decompression valves and 1000 meter water resistance, and both are powered by ETA 2892 movements. The differences lie in the finishes. Find pricing inside. The BR 02 Phantom has a black PVD case with a Clou de Paris dial, while the BR 02 Steel sports its natural finish and a carbon fiber dial.For divers, crucial timekeeping is assisted by single-direction toothed interior bezels graduated to 60 mn with a photoluminescent reference point. Both watches have anti-reflective sapphire crystals, and are available on rubber or heavy-duty canvas straps.The BR02 Steel with carbon fiber dial is priced at $3,500. The black PVD BR02 Phantom is $4,000.The images may be enlarged with a click.

30T2 in disguise?
HI all,Came across this. The engraving on the caseback is case 2325, which would mean it should be a 30T2, but looking at pictures on the web, this movement doesn't look anything like it! Yes, the pictures aren't great quality, but I've never seen a 'square' movement (although I am a newbie). Could it be that the rest of the movement is under the 'covers'? Also, the Omega vintage watch database says this should be a press-in caseback - but isn't this image of a screw in? Also, two of the wheels are silvery colour, while the rest is coppTaDaniel

3135 - Results of Rating Tests !
Q. Does the shape and weight of the different Rolex cases affect the Results of Rating Tests ?[The results of Rate Test are the deviation in sec/24Hrs] .. Testing the watch Dial up/down Crown up/down/left/right.I had this question in my mind after reading a lot of articles in (Watch Time Magazine) concerning different Rolex models having the same movement (3135) and which are: Subs/DSSD/SD/DJ2Although they have the same movement, the results are different ! Any body knows why ?

1924 Tiffany & Company Longines Wrist Watch, SWEEP SECOND HAND ! ! !
Hey guys ! ! !When we were at the NAWCC Indiana Regional last month I bought this watch for only $150.00 ! ! ! ! ! YES, ONLY $150.00 ! ! ! ! ! ! This is NOT a typo ! ! ! ! !It's a 1924 Tiffany & Company Longines with a SWEEP SECOND HAND ! ! ! ! Having a SWEEP SECOND hand back in 1924 is EXTREMELY RARE ! ! ! ! !The sterling silver case serial number and the movement serial numbers are MATCHING ! ! ! !ALL ORIGINAL ! ! ! ! ! Also VERY rare for these numbers to be matching in 1924 ! ! ! !Our friend Adam contacted Longines and they said that it was originally invoiced on February 28, 1924 and that it has the 11.62 calibre movement.Anyway, I sold this watch for $400.00 in it's broken, non-running condition.I was COMPLETELY unaware that it was missing the clutch lever spring, so I refunded his money.I was also unaware how RARE this watch was when I sold it, found out afterwords and regretted the sale.VERY GLAD that I got it back and I could not refund his money fast enough ! ! ! ! !I con

Starter PP around $20k - suggestions
Thinking of buying a starter PP around $20k. Am leaning towards a 5035G / black face. Any other thoughts?