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

Maybe not for me...
I took out my 15300 out of the bank today, I am going to Zurich tomorrow and was planning on leaving it to my AD to make the service, it's unworn but sitting in safes since 2009, made the oils dry up and it needs a service.But I have been looking at it and feeling it for one hour now, and can't explain why but I am a little underwhelmed, I thought it was perfect as my 3 PP are ultra thin, and my AP diver extra thick, to have something a little thicker, I don't know why but I am not impatient to be able to wear it, to be honest it's not that I don't like it, but can't say it does something to me.When I saw the Jumbo I really found it awesome, while the 15400 didn't touch me in the slightest.I think I won't do the service, will leave it untouched in the safe, and probably sell it to finance a piece later on that I really want, for now there is nothing on my radar, well there are watches I love, but way to expensive for'me at the moment.I need to see the Jumbo again, if I really love it a

Roo ti
Hi Guys ! Found a interesting looking ROO in Ti which I knew about but hadn't see in the flesh before. Wore it & loved it. Gives you the look without the heft. I wanted to see who on the forum owns it and has had experience with this piece before I really give it a closer look. Happy Thanksgiving Guys. 🍗🍻

Speedmaster Modification
I have always been a fan of the Omega Speedmaster - in fact, my first real watch was a 3570.50, which i purchased after much saving and much research several years back. However, over the years, I've grown more fond of the look of vintage speedmasters, with applied omega logos and more slender baton markers. So, i ended up modifying my speedmaster, at least for the time being, so that it looks similar to a vintage model, but has the personal attachment (and much lower price tag) of my modern version. First, i replaced the bracelet with a 1171, as I never particularly liked the modern version. Next, I replaced the dial with one from the 3594.50 re-issue (raised logo, no professional, as it fits the 1861 movement and looks like a more vintage iteration). Finally, in order to appreciate the movement, I replaced the solid caseback with a sapphire version, keeping the hesalite crystal in place on the front dial. I am definitely happy with the end product, and have all of the original

Has Rolex ever made a 38mm Daytona?
I need the experts here to help me with an argument.Has Rolex ever made a 38mm Daytona?Thanks,Patrick