Longines Master Collection Mondphasen Chronograph 40mm

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

Is there a "Break In" period???
Should I be expecting a greater +/- initially with my Pam000? Also, my AD said there is a 40 hour reserve. On gemnation it says that it has a 56 hour reserve. Anyone know?If I forget to wind my watch in the morning and wind it at night, is it okay to wind it again the next morning? In other words, can I wind the watch too much?Yes, this is my first manual wind, sorry if the questions are a little too basic for you guys! Remember you are the masters, I am only the student! Have a great weekend! Paul

Bangkok Airport
I'm off to Thailand in a couple of weeks and will be transiting Bangkok airport.Are there any Omega AD's there? If so, do you know whether there are any substantial discounts to be had?Cheers guys

White Gold Rolex VS SS Patek. What route would you go?
Hey all.Hope everyone is having a nice dayI will try to keep this as short as possible. But would like to explain so I can get opinions accordingly.I specifically did not want to post this on the Rolex section, as I am almost certain that most would lean towards the PM Rolex.I am going to assume that before heading towards a Patek, most guys over here currently do or at some point owned, or at least tried on / considered a PM Rolex.I currently own a SS Rolex which ticks most boxes.Durability, versatility, fun factor, etc.I considered for a while to add a few more smaller pieces gradually. The rolex Hulk, followed by the Daytona, etc.I later kept seeing these watches more and more frequently amongst friends and in the wild. Not saying that I don't want to buy it because of this, but I would definitely rather buy something more special. Something that I should pull the trigger on because I am fortunate enough to have the means to, and because at this point of my life, it feels like the r

UK Members - are ADs doing discount on PM?
Hello fellow UK'ers,I am buying a new yellow gold Daytona for my fiancee, Ref 115208.I have found one in EU from an AD for the equivalent of ?24,100This is obviously a little lower than the ?25,500 list price in the UK - but if it is a good deal depends what sort of discount UK ADs are doing these days? I know about 6-12 months ago 10% was easily achievable, but is that still the case given the current state of things?Thanks for any advice, hoping to get a deal done!RJ