Bell & Ross BR03-90 Grande Date & R��serve de Marche – 42mm
The name says it all: the Bell & Ross BR03-90 Grande Date & R��serve de Marche offers a big date and power reserve in a 42mm polished and satin-finished case with 100 meter water resistance. Beneath the sapphire crystal, the galvanic matte black dial combined with photoluminescent index, numerals and hands offer excellent visibility. The movement is an automatic-winding Soprod 9090. Rubber and heavy canvas straps are included for the US retail price of $4,800.

Bring a Loupe: An Early Look At The Christie's May 2016 Auction, Featuring Some Masterpieces Fro
As we at HODINKEE like to do, I am thrilled to give you an early look at some of the highlights from the May 2016 auction season – here with a focus on our friends at Christie's. We already know that cross-town rival Phillips has a special, stainless-steel chronographs sale planned for the weekend of May 14th in Geneva, but that doesn't mean Christie's isn't going down without a fight. In fact, based on what you'll see here, it's fair to say we are in for an absolutely incredible weekend of watch sales. Let's get down to it. The Earliest Patek Philippe 530 Oversized Chronograph In Steel, With A Sector Dial 1 OF 12 This 530 Steel is the earliest known example, dating back to 1938. Okay, we'll start with the most exciting watch to me. This thing is downright insanity, a true grail watch for me personally. What you're looking at is a reference 530 – the oversized Patek chronograph from the vintage era – consid

264 grams of incoming :)
Picked up this weekend and still peeling the stickers off

AP Travel Cases
I am sure this has been discussed before, but is it possible to purchase the AP leather travel cases similar to the one sold here....rolexforums/showthrea...ight=AP+travelI am also aware of the existance of these as well, but don't know how one obtains one....rolexforums/showthrea...ight=AP+travelI called the NYC and Miami boutiques today, but they are unwilling to sell them. is this the sort of thing where if you go in, and have an AP on your wrist, you might get one? Or does one have to wait for service, which is when, as I understand it, you receive one of these.

Any info on this watch?
A friend offered to sell me this watch recently and I can't seem to find much info on it.I'm guessing it is late 60's/early 70's. Movement is signed JP Pingouin.Anybody know anything more about this watch?