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Bell & Ross BR01-92 Gold Ingot Limited Edition Watch
Short post, but here the images say it all. If there was ever a gaudy watch that I wanted, it would be this watch. I typically shy away from euphemistically decadent watches such as this, but I am oddly drawn to the golden hues and texturing of this special limited edition watch from Bell & Ross. Take the extremely popular Bell & Ross BR01 series, make it out of gold, and make it after gold bars, and you have the Bell & Ross BR01-92 Gold Ingot. It is not just another gold watch, but a commentary on luxury itself.?? The entire 46mm wide case is constructed in 18k rose gold, and so are the hands, dial, and hour markers.Special pyramid texturing on the dial really makes the watch special. Just a gold watch would be one thing, but this is a watch with a gold personality, and that is not just me sounding cheesy. It retains everything you like about the Bell & Ross instrument look and appeal. I like how the gold hands are skeletonized so that you can see the gold underneath.

ARTICLE: A Comparison of the Submariner 16613 and the Submariner 116613
HAPPY NEW YEAR ROLEX FANS!I've been spending time with family and friends this week, but I've also worked on my comparison between the Rolex Submariner 16613 and the new Submariner 116613 - click here to read the article!As always, please reply to this thread with any comments or questions.

A little help please with my Illinois
Hello everyone. I might be in the wrong forum since my watch dial says Swiss. I just impulsed purchase this watch and I was hoping to get some feedback, good or bad. Someone mentioned that this could be anything from a redial to a fake and that I might get a more accurate answer to what I have here. I like wearing my current collection but I needed something with less value and sentiment when I work or play outside. I know the Illinois pocket watches are sought but I don't hear anything about the wristwatch except they were made by Hamilton. I still have to take it to my watch maker for repair. Crown fell off when I tried to wind it. Hope that's all it needs but I doubt it. Hopefully its not a fake but fortunately, I got this fairly cheap. Thanks in advanace$T2eC16hHJHkFFmEzeovWBRfdBICLig~~60_57.jpg$T2eC16FHJH8E9qSEUc0IBRfdBMo1!w~~60_57.jpg$T2eC16FHJF4FFkk5MVVMBRfdBHF9Mg~~60_57.jpg$T2eC16VHJGQFFh0NItm4BRfdBHn,3w~~60_57.jpg

RO Chrono new in house movement?
I'm considering a RO Chrono. Love the timeless design. One dealer was telling me that they will have a new in house movement by the end of the year. Does anyone have details on this? Normally, a new movement will add to the MSRP. But the MSRP on the ROC is already $24000+. You guys feel like it will be substantially higher with a new movement? Should I wait for the new movement? What do you guys think about the present Frederic Piguet movements?? Let's be real, I'm sure it tells time well. But a movement in a fine, expensive swiss watch is important.

Will Ceramic subs lose value?
Im looking to buy a green face/bezel ceramic submariner. They can't be found for much below retail at the moment. Should I hold off for a few months and wait for the grey market price to go down? Or do you think the ceramic sub will hold its value?