Bell & Ross BR01-92 & 94 All Carbon Fiber Watches
Indulge in a venerable orgy of carbon fiber as it caresses your wrist and arouses your eyes. I just made myself laugh with that last comment. But really, for carbon fiber watch lovers, you'll be happy to know Bell & Ross is there for you. In more ways one?? - case, strap, and dial. New in this BR01 limited edition watch collection are two all carbon fiber watch. The BR01-92 (three hand) and BR01-94 (chronograph). You'll further notice that the watches pick up the "Pro" styling that was first seen in the BR01-94 Pro Titanium watch discussed here.All of the important parts of this watch in are carbon fiber, and I've never seen a watch so decked out in the material before. I wonder how light it is? Bell & Ross suggest that it is very light. Probably lighter that titanium watches, with the sapphire crystal, movement, and caseback being the heaviest parts. The case and dial are made from several layers of carbon fiber. You know I am not the biggest fan of all carbon fiber watches, b

Offshore Navy with Hornback
Hi guys,After I got my Offshore Navy for a while, it's time to change from rubber to hornback...and here is the result!! I personally like it more than rubber strap.

Sebastien Buemi
Tried it on at the AP boutique in Singapore a few days back. And I almost forgot that I was wearing it before leaving the boutique! It was that comfortable! I like the design too, especially the titanium/ceramic combo, stick hour markers, 42mm case with conventional turban pushers and crown, as well as the Diver-style strap & tang buckle. The only thing that didn't sing very well to me is the bead-blasted finishing on the titanium watch case. But that's just a personal preference. Otherwise the entire watch is perfectly harmonized in design and really a gem on the wrist. Some quick shots at the boutique...

I can feel the insides moving when I shake my watch?
Hi guys,I recently purchased an Omega Speedmaster Automatic with White Bezel. Model No. 323.30.40.40.04.001I've been wearing it daily for the past 4 days, and today was the first day I left it on my desk without wearing it. I come home and start to play with it, and when I shake it from side to side, I can feel the inside piece spinning and it makes a noise... is this normal?!

The stickers are off
The stickers are off... An ode to the DaytonaCThe watch needs to feel skin and air,It desires to bought and for you to wear...Keeping the stickers on makes it feel insecure,Like its not truly owned, not showing its allure...It has a function and aesthetics to be shown off,Only are these detracted from, by avoiding the doff.Now free to scratch and smear and yes harder to resell,It won't be perfect either, but its staying now, so do not dwell.Enjoy the beauty and the accomplishment of owning,Otherwise the forums sticker police will start their moaning ...Thanks to the sticker police for showing me the light! I do feel better now its destickered!