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Bell & Ross BR Twelve O’Clock Limited Edition Set
By its very nature, time is a relative concept that man has always wanted to punctuate with markers. The development of watch mechanisms has enabled it to be measured precisely. With the creation of the BR Twelve O¡¯Clock timepiece, Bell & Ross is rewriting the rules of traditional watchmaking by doing away with minutes and seconds. Find pricing and availability inside. Designed as an objet d¡¯art, the BR Twelve O¡¯Clock is an artistic interpretation of the Bell & Ross disk-based display. Primarily conceptual, it is a constantly evolving animated piece of art, indicating the exact time for only a fleeting moment.The BR Twelve O¡¯Clock is a clock made up of 12 display watches, each mounted on a winder:? Each watch dial displays a number corresponding to an hour of the day: 1, 2, 3, etc. up to 12.? Each number is drawn on three concentric disks. As the disks rotate, the numbers become fragmented, making them illegible. You must wait until the disks are correctly positioned to be able

A brief statement on value and watch values
I think I know what I like in watches. It is getting an amazing deal - finding something of real worth for a good price. I'm beginning to turn away from a lot of watches that are wildly overpriced. I would rather find a great vintage deal or something that is secretly of good worth. I find a great pleasure in owning this sort of thing. This is one reason I am now turning toward the Asian market place.It all reminds me of an expensive restaurant. I was recently in NYC and saw a 6 pack of Dos Equis for $17. We once ate at a nice restaurant where two cups of coffee was $14, but the food and desert were only average. But how much more fun to find a secret restaurant with a real chef where you pay a fraction of the popular hype place?I've included a photo here to make my point. While in NY I lost my nice pocket camera. I think I paid $350 to $400 for it. Very complicated with all sorts of confusing info and read-outs. Took average photos. So, I had to buy this $179 Fujifilm thi

My first and only Omega in my collection
I have always been a true Rolex collector for the longest time but I do admire and appreciate many other watch brands out there. About a year ago, I was able to acquire my first and only Omega in my collection and to this day, I still love it. It's durability and quality is just fantastic. Here are some pics of my only Omega: hennabav.blogspot/

GMT Master Rolesor CHNR and AP 15400SR
Hello,Does the forum think it would be too redundant to have these two watches in the same collection, both being two-tone?

Rolex ADs in Sydney- first impressions. Advice welcome!
So I’ve been wanting to get a “real” watch for a while and I thought I would finally get around to trying on the different styles I am interested in.I went to three ADs in Sydney- J Farren-Price, The Hour Glass and Swiss Concept (in that order).The service at the first two dealers were superior to the last one I visited. I felt the women who served me more more professional and more approachable than the last guy (you can pm me if you would like names). Additionally, the first two were able to offer me a similar discount, whereas the last place refused any negotiation at all. The watches I looked at were TT lady Date Justs with silver dials and most had diamond markers (pictures below). The prices I got quoted were on the 28mm TT date justs with diamond markers. Only one place (The Hour Glass) still had the 26mm in what I would be interested in. I did try on ones with a pearl dial and diamond markers, but I felt it was not practical as it was more difficult to read th