Introducing The Bell & Ross Aviation B01 Collection, Three New Flight Instruments For The Wrist
Last year, Bell & Ross released 3 additions to their Aviation line, which built on the brand's "from the cockpit to the wrist" design motif. We enjoy these pieces for their creativity and playfulness (remember this guy?) as well as their extreme legibility in most cases. This year, Bell & Ross are adding 3 more models to their Aviation line, and they keep pushing the boundary of integrating tools from the cockpit to wrist-bound timing instruments. Let's have a closer look at what to expect come Basel. 2 OF 4 BR 01-92 Heading Indicator on left, instrument on right BR 01-92 Heading Indicator It's easy to see where this watch took its inspiration (and name) from. The top layer of the dial is dominated by the graphic outline of an airplane, set over an outer disc labeled with WES (West, East, South) indications and a large yellow triangle representing North. Traditional use would have this disc pointing you in the right direction, but here the yellow triangle will

Introducing: The Montblanc 4810 ExoTourbillon Slim
This year is a big year for Montblanc and the ExoTourbillon. They have released three watches with the ExoTourbillon movement: the TimeWalker ExoTourbillon Minute Chronograph, the 4810 ExoTourbillon Slim 110 Years, and now the ExoTourbillon Slim. The Slim is slightly different than the previous two ExoTourbillon watches in the fact that it features the caliber MB 29.21 movement which is the new movement released for SIHH this year. 1 OF 2 The caliber MB 29.21 ExoTourbillon movement is automatic and propelled by a micro-rotor and is decorated with the Côtes de Genève en Enventail motif. The micro-rotor was put into place in order to show off the movement more through the sapphire crystal case back. ADVERTISEMENT The movement is 4.5 mm in height. The ExoTourbillon Slim also features the start-stop seconds feature, which is activated by a whip that stops the large screw balance and restarts it on demand. All the functions are

AP 15400 Two Tone on rubber strap
Could someone please try to photosphop the 15400 two tone with a grey colored rubber strap (similar to the new diver rose gold one)? Interested to see how that one would look like.Thanks.

Rose Royal Oak Or 5177R
Hey guys!I can't make up my mind; hoping you guys can help shed some light!If you owned a Daydate40 and 5167 and wanted to trade in for one watch. Which watch would it be? 5711R or Royal Oak Chrono (either Rose with Black dial or the new yellow gold with blue dial).Would love to hear from you guys!

Why does Omega keep changing their watch designs?
Except for the Speedy, I've noticed all Omega models go through dozens of never-ending iterations. When the Skyfall AT came out, I loved it as it was an amazing design. When I was ready to pull the trigger, they announced the master co-axial, removed the date window, and polished the center links.When I started to like that version, I now see they changed the date to be at 6 o clock and with a horizontal teak dial instead of vertical.This drives me crazy! Why can't they just stick to one design and make it a classic? Not to mention all of the one-off limited editions floating around in the market.I get that they want to keep things fresh, but I don't want to buy a watch from them if it's going to get outdated the next year.For the record, I don't have a Speedy because my wrist is terribly small for it, otherwise I'd be all over it.