Damasko DA44 Watch
One of the most notoriously difficult to find German watch brands is Damasko. They tend to make cool, high-function tool watches for a fair price. If you are a fan of Sinn, you'll also like Damasko - and it goes without saying that Damasko's designs are highly inspired by Sinn timepieces (which are also less than ironically hard to find).If I could give some advice to Sinn and Damasko it would be to understand that pieces such as this would do much better in America if anyone in the US could ever find them. Let's talk distribution people! Sometimes I don't understand how these businesses operate without basic notions of doing business outside of Europe. But I digress!New for Damasko is a model called the DA44 which will come in both a 42mm wide bead-blasted steel case and a black-coated steel case. This is when it starts to get interesting. The steel they use is one of those very hard materials that they claim is ice-hardened and nickel-free. It goes through a range of hardening techni

Bell & Ross Instrument BR03-92 Military Ceramic Watch
I wanted to double up on my coverage of nice, (relatively, in the luxury watch sense) affordable military style watches that were unveiled at Baselworld 2010. I just spoke about the Tag Heuer Formula i Khaki that has a green military strap and dial. Now I would like to share with you the new Bell & Ross BR03-92 Military Ceramic watch. Put in the BR03 case which is 42mm wide, the watch is in a matte finished ceramic in green. Cool! The olive drab green color of the case is lighter than the dark green of the dial. The Bell & Ross BR01/BR03 dial is based on military fonts and a high legibility style - so it looks right at home. The label of "Military Type" is on the dial of the watch in the version I sampled, but not in the marketing image. Hard to say what will be in the final version.The ceramic that Bell & Ross uses feels nice in the hand, and has the same level of detail and angle crispness that metal has. The case still has the metal screws that the collection is known fo

Going for 15202... whilst owning a 15400
Hi lads,I currently have a 15400 in black. Before I got this a few years ago, I was actually considering between this and a 15202 - but the reason why I went for the 15400 was because of the lack of second hand on 15202 and also because the 15202 does not feature screw-in crown.But then in terms of fit and dial design, I think 15202 is just so mesmerising, although I genuinely think in terms of the movement design, the 3120 is better looking and certainly more 'functional' than the 2121Anyway, my question is - is it justifiable to own both 15202 and 15400 simultaneously? Opinions please gents!

Help confirming this Railmasters authentic
Fake or real ?Omega Railmaster CK 2914 from 1958. Cal 284. Ref 2914Sent from my iPhone 4s using Tapatalk

Favorite modern Daytona
I know this topic has been beaten to death regarding the stainless pieces, black v. white and everyone has their favorites....But....let's expand this poll a bit to include PM Daytonas. There are a number of new PM Daytonas in the last couple years that have been causing quite a stir, the Oysterflex models in particular seem to be very popular.If you could only have ONE modern Daytona, which would it be and why?