JCK 2015: Ball Watch Engineer II Volcano Features New Antimagnetic Case
In 2014, Ball Watch broke new ground in antimagnetic watch technology with the introduction of its Engineer II Magneto S, a watch that featured an inner shield, made of a patented alloy called “mumetal,” which protected its mechanical movement from the adverse effects of magnetic fields. This year, the company takes the concept a step further with the Engineer II Volcano, which boasts an entire case made of antimagnetic mumetal. I got my first look at the watch this week at the JCK watch and jewelry fair in Las Vegas.Why “Volcano?” Because, the company says, volcanoes are among the most ideal environments for exploration and research into antimagnetic technologies because of their natural links to strong magnetic fields; volcanoes inspired Ball Watch’s researchers to further develop the magnetism-resistant mumetal alloy beyond its initial usage, as a protective inner “diaphragm” surrounding the movement, and incorporating it into the components

Marco sells watches from Bell and Ross
The below article was written by contributor Marco, who sells watches from Bell and Ross.Maintenant, most of the people who know of it know that the watch of Bell and Ross BR-01 was designed to look like instruments in aircraft cockpit namely the altimeter or other similar analog gauges. Aircraft require a lot of gadgets to run, however, so Bell & Ross took their idea of the Instrument and expanded to include other important Radar flight instrumentation. BR01 Radar will be produced in a limited edition of 500 pieces. It displays the time using three discs, each marked with a joyously colourful line with indicates a unit of time.

Love the Offshores with polished/tapisserie dial combo
Not one you see very often but one of my wonderful antique 25770s. The dial combo is just really interesting.

Super Ocean Heritage 46 too big for me?
I think Breitling nailed it with the story and look of this piece. The blue just pops!I wasnt going for bling....and that said, I'm thinking I went too big with the 46 while the 42 prob would have been a better fit. Does it look too big or is that how it was designed to be worn back in the day?Perhaps I need to find a bigger wrist RF member with a 42! If you know anyone...i have the complete set I bought here locally in Dallas from Bachendorfs.IamSamiam

Absolutely torn down the middle.......
Ive always been dead set on the blue SS SkyD BUT Im now torn down the middle between the blue and black dials. Ive tried on the white and liked it but not for me. Whats making me also consider the black is I have the blue Milgauss which I love and Id part with it if I got the blue SkyD. My black dial game is nothing special as I have the 1957 Speedmaster. BUT blue IS my favorite color..... would love any comments or pics.