Chopard La Strada Steel

Panerai Launches iPhone App
Officine Panerai dives into the digital age with a new iPhone app. The app is available at no cost in iTunes (link below). Now Paneristi everywhere can share the Panerai experience anytime, anywhere. The app offers users exclusive information about new collections, upcoming events, and official boutique locations. A game lets you test your Paneristi knowledge, and you can download wallpapers and high-res images. Panerai customers can also locate and contact product service experts throughout the world. You can click here to preview and download the app.

A question for a Seiko mod
I was wondering if the Seiko Knight's bezel (SKXA51K1) would fit on a SKX007J case and if any of you have done that. Are those bezels of the same size? I've never seen a Seiko Knight in person.

Bell and Ross Limited Editions - A Review
Bell and Ross first started producing wrist watches in 1992. They are an American company but are run by two Swiss designers Bruno Belamich and Carlos Rosillo. Belamich and Rosillo, hence Bell and Ross. Their first watches were designed by Belamich and Rosillo and made by German watch company Sinn. The collaboration with Sinn ended in 2002 when Bell and Ross opened its own production facility in La Chaux de Fonds, Switzerland.Bell and Ross have always designed their timepieces for professionals with four main principles: Legibility, functionality, precision and water resistance. Their brand motto is ¡°The essential is never compromised by the superfluous¡±. In other words Bell and Ross has set itself a main objective to create utilitarian tool watches. They supply watches for extreme professions such as astronauts, pilots, divers and bomb disposal experts.In 2005 Bell and Ross introduced the BR01. A watch designed to closely resemble the cockpit clocks of aeroplanes. The design is incred

Do you think 5168 is the future of the 5167?
So 5065/6 went to 5167Is 5167 going to 5168?I mean will there be a 5168 is SS and 5167 discontinued?

The Jury rests, I'm done.....
Well after six years of serious flipping and owning basically every single model other than a day date or sky dweller, I can truly say that my collection is complete. I honestly know that I've never truly thought that before. I had become addicted to the thrill of buying a new watch and somehow got a way of enjoying the pieces that I've worked hard to collect. I did a rough count the other day and Ive bought over 30 pieces in the past six years . I do feel for me at least that the perfect number is three, but my collection sits at four. Of the four I have, I've bought the BLNR four different times and the blue Milgauss three different times, only to miss them like crazy! I'm glad the flipping train has finally come to an end. The only other move I was contemplating was the blue sky dweller or a blue sub, but after finally seeing the blue sky dweller and getting to wear a friends blue sub for a few days I now know I'm done. At least until something Basel BLOWS me away.......Sent from my