Bell & Ross Launches New Website
Bell & Ross is an online pioneer. In 1999 it was among the first brands to create its own website. In 2009, it was the first to make all of its models available for purchase online. In 2011, the new ambition is to make the web the brand’s greatest showcase, and to create a virtual web experience as close as possible to an actual shopping experience. The new website blends design, creativity, useful information, and interactive features into a site that is accessible worldwide on all devices in 10 languages. Though the site is global, the content will be augmented with information specific to each geographic region. Real-time inventory management and local Bell & Ross news are all part of the new package of services.The site invites exploration of each Bell & Ross collection using drag & drop technology to facilitate navigation. A “view all watches” section provides a gallery in which visitors can view every Bell& Ross model on a single page. A mode

Bulova Precisionist Champlain 1/1000 Chronograph Review
Bulova isn't a brand that needs much introduction. One of the original American watchmakers, their history and significance is well known having developed many innovations in its 100+ year life. Now owned by Citizen, the brand still continues to develop interesting and unique lines of watches. One such line that was first introduced in 2010, but seems to go a bit under the radar, is the Precisionist line.Featuring a very unique movement, the Precisionists are unlike any other quartz watches you've ever seen. Incredibly accurate and with a smooth sweeping seconds, you'll double take the first time you see them in action. While a smooth sweeping seconds quartz might be enough to set these apart already, Bulova went and created a chronograph version with precision up to a thousandth of a second. Needless to say, we had to get our hands on one to see what they were all about and Bulova was kind enough to lend us a Precisionist Champlain Chronograph for this review. Coming in at $799, it's

Where it all started...
Back in 1981, this Seiko was on my father's wrist daily. I remember gawking over the design and look.While at dinner a little while back, I noticed my father wearing it. I told him how much I liked the watch and showed him my AP. (He's not much of a watch guy, but I could see how he appreciated the AP). After I explained to my wife the history with that watch, my father took it off his wrist and gave it to me.Gonna give it a little tlc and enjoy it. It's got a permanent spot in my collection.

Do You Find Your Speedy Is Difficult To Wind..
I love my Speedy....but the crown is set so deep in the crown guards that it seems the only way to wind it is by the very sharp edges at the top..I'm not a large person; 6', 190lbs...and my fingers are average for my size....but it just seems that the design leaves something to be desired...Only the edge sticking out to be able to get a decent grip on seems like a waste of a very well designed crown...I mean, why have a large crown if you can only use the very end of it.. It would be perfect if it were screw down...then it would pop out for a full grip.Anybody else notice this ??

First post - Fell in love with a girl named Daytona but I can��t find her
I've never been one to spend big on watches but through a friend who is an avid Rolex collector my interest in the brand picked up. I started researching the brand and the craftsmanship that goes into the watches and grew a deep passion for it. I was immediately sold and decided I need to have one but the problem was I didn't know which one, all I knew was that I wasn't going to settle, compromise isn't an option, if I'm going to spend the money I have to love the watch. I don't want any part of buyers remorse at the cost of saving a few bucks.I looked at hundreds to thousands of different online images of the many beautiful available Rolex watches, from classic elegant designs to the more sportier looks. Finally I came across a stainless steel Rolex Daytona with the white dial and knew right then and there that's the one for me. The same way I knew the girl I dated would someday be my wife. Problem is I can't find a place that carry's this watch. What am I missing ?Who or what place c