Bremont C17 Globemaster Watch
Here is a nice new piece from Bremont that you can't get. Bremont will produce these C17 Globemaster watches for a select group of "pre-selected" military personnel to get one - basically for one squadron as I understand it. The pieces will be highly limited as well. Each Bremont C17 Globemaster will be limited to just 50 pieces, and it comes in a few versions if I understand correctly.The watch is meant to honor the high-tech C17 cargo plane. I don't think there was ever a cooler looking cargo plane than the C17 Globemaster III. This is probably one of the most modern planes that a watch has been based on. Usually it is a historic plane that gets the "timepiece treatment." Bremont, a primarily aviator watch brand, is said to have worked closely with C17 pilots in developing the watch.Not sure about the size but I would guess in the 43mm wide range. The Trip-Tick style case is in hardened steel with a domed sapphire crystal and exhibition back. The dial is a new direction for Bremont a

Bell & Ross BR 01-92 Radar Limited Edition Watch
The below article was written by contributor Marco, who sells Bell & Ross watches.By now, most people that know of it know that the Bell & Ross BR-01 watch was conceived to look like the instruments in an airplane cockpit �� namely the altimeter or other similar analog gauges. Airplanes necessitate plenty of gadgets to run, however, so Bell & Ross has taken their Instrument idea and extended it to include an other important element of flight instrumentation �� the Radar. The BR01 Radar will be produced in a limited edition of 500 pieces. It displays the time using three discs, each marked with a happily colored line to indicates a unit of time. This configuration emulates the sweeping light beam of the radar screen, but more importantly it creates a unique and fun look for enthusiasts of the BR-01 92.The dial of the BR-01 Radar is what makes this watch peculiar. The traditional hands that point out the time have been replaced by three discs that are marked with colored lines.

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I thought this might be a funny video for you guys to see, if the deployant clasp digs into his wrist bone it's because the strap is too big for him and he needs a smaller one, had the same issue with my 5726, once I had the small strap it was fine, and that's a watch expert? enjoy https://.youtube/watch?v=_fciKfQb1vk

First time AP buyer looking for ROC 39mm in silver
Hi Guys,After deciding a bunch of options, my heart is set on ROC 39mm in silver/white. Will most likely buy pre-owned. My budget is around $10K. A few questions for experts out there?- Is $10K realistic?- What are the best places to buy pre-owned? I have been checking Chrono24, but most of listings there are overseas. That could be an option, especially when you get 20% VAT back from Europe, but a US store would be preferable- Any do's and dont's? Things I should watch out for?Thanks,-L

Rubber B for Rolex
Hey guys! I have been trying to switch my bracelet out for something new for quite some time and am really into these rubber straps by Rubber B. I have both an Explorer II and a BB tudor. If anyone has one out there, I would love to see it on your watch! Opinions and suggestions are welcomed as well.