YEMA Diving Chronograph Watch Winner
Thank you Ron for doing a video follow-up of the YEMA Diving Chronograph watch Ref. YMHF0202. He is the winner of the YEMA watch giveaway that was given away here in March. Here are some words from him:"I just received the Yema Diver Chronograph this evening and I really enjoy this watch. It is very comfortable for being such a large watch. The Chronograph and the Alarm function easily. I didn't have to spend the evening figuring out the settings, it is very intuitive. The alarm itself is very sonorous, not to jarring and is loud enough to wake you. The bracelet is large and uniform in size. I own a Speedmaster Professional and Rolex GMT and the bracelet is very comfortable for not being tapered. Honestly I was looking for a black or tegimented watch and I am pleased with how this watch looks. It is very easy to read in full sun and the luminous hands and markers are clear at night. The screw down crown and pushers are easy to manipulate. Overall this is a great watch. Again thank you

Introducing The Bell & Ross WW1-92 Heritage
Adding to Basel's WW1 collection, we caught wind of a new heritage inspired piece from Bell & Ross.? Dubbed the WW1-92 Heritage, the piece is 45mm in diameter, uses a grey pvd coated steel case, and that now trademark heritage inspired strap.?(via Acquire) Related Content: Click here for live pictures of the other pieces in the Bell & Ross Heritage line

Favorite LE Speedy?
I was thinking about buying my first Omega. Due to it's cool history, I gravitated (no pun intended ) toward the moon watch. Then I leaned toward maybe a LE one for Apollo 11, since after all that was the mission that the first watch was worn on the moon. The 45th anniversary is not for me, but I do like the 40th and 35th anniversary models. So I thought I would pose the question....what is your favorite LE Speedy?I normally like to have a date function, but to stay true to the classic design, I figured I could move the chrono second hand to correlate with the date each day? Does anyone else do that?Thanks!

Well, The first cut"scratch" is the deepest...
I made it a whopping two weeks without any bumps or nicks, but tonight my new 5167 met the kitchen counter lol Luckily, I really have to hold it at the right angle to see it, but sad to see the new charm is wearing off. On, the other hand i know with my Daytona it builds Character. When ever i see the nicks and scratches it bring my back memories. How do you guys/girls keep your sanity when it comes to scratching? Or keep your watches so pristine?

The Sexiness of White and Rolex SS
Need I say more ?