Breitling Superocean Chronograph M2000 Stainless Steel Bracelet

The Bell & Ross BR-01 93 GMT Automatic Multi-Timezone Watch
Bell & Ross added a new complication to the BR-01 series with the BR-01 93. The BR-01 93 GMT adds the a second timezone function that is displayed with a second hour hand on a 24 hour graduated bezel. This automatic-winding timepiece is geared towards travelers. By setting the 24 hour clock to Greenwich Meantime, the local time can be calculated and set quickly and simply. The separate hour hands can also be used to display two preset times. The bold, clean BR-01 design lends itself well to the legibility of both times.The automatic movement is the 2893 calibre from ETA, which gives the watch part of its name. It is a variant of the infamous 2892 and has 21 jewels, a power reserve of roughly 41 hours, and the usual incabloc anti-shock system. It is quite thin at 4,1mm, so the GMT Instrument remains about as thick as the basic BR-01 92. Because of its relatively low profile, this large square watch fits well on an average seven to eight inch wrist.The dial is simply immaculate. To m

While the Piaget Ambassador and captain of the team of Prince Harry, Nick Roldan
Only 10 examples were produced. While the Piaget Ambassador and captain of the team of Prince Harry, Nick Roldan, started the new shows to the press at the event, the prize went to Blackwatch of the team which won a victory they ultimately. Nacho Figueras team captain graciously accepted the award (top) and then promised to auction to raise funds for the American friends of Sentebale, the charity of Prince Harry.

Advice for a first Longines for my wife
Hello,I've been thinking of buying my wife her first Swiss watch. And I've been thinking a Longines because I rather like their esthetics. I'm looking for a small one, with just time and day of month. Unfortunately, I'm a complete newbie.My question is, esthetics aside, are there movements that I should turn my eyes to? How about ones that I should avoid? I mean, are there movements that tend to maintain accuracy longer, be more durable, or require less service? I'm not talking about vintage because I can't necessarily find them in Hong Kong and I don't have any friend who knows enough to check for authenticity with me. The bottom line: if it's one of the better movements and I can still find it at a Longines flagship store or distributor in Hong Kong, I'd probably take it.Anecdotal stories about your modern women's Longines would be great, too.If the consensus is that all modern Longines movements are equally good, I'd take it too.Cheers.

Incoming!!! Omega Seamaster
Picked up this Omega Seamaster Professional Auto chronometer today. A good sports watch to rotate with my Rolex Datejust.

5960/1a and 5980/1a
hi everyone, this is my first ever post and i am seeking opinion for my first ever patek. i am not sure what to get between 5960/1a and 5980/1a i personally like 5960 a bit more than 5980 mainly because i see so many of 5980 but my AD keeps telling me that 5980 will increase in value and 5960 might decrease due to 5960 being rather unpopular and low demand. is this true? thank you everyone