Another Modern Classic From Bell & Ross: The Geneva 126 Chronograph Watch
This is the chronograph version of the venerable Bell & Ross Geneva 123, which I discussed here. The pre-BR-01 Bell & Ross is a testament to the design finesse of the French watch firm. Although the Geneva 126 is merely a bi-compax chronograph version of the watch, the look is very different.The beautiful number fonts remain, but with the 126 you have more of them. The Geneva 123 have the 12, 3, and 9, while the Genevea 126 clearly has more numbers displayed. The 126 trades off some of the attractive symmetry of the 123 for a more masculine military look. This watch really is a combination of classic military watch design and old world formality. Size is a conservative 39mm but they wear large given the thin bezel.Inside is an ETA 2894-2 automatic movement with the a chronograph module. This is of the highest grade chronograph enabled movements available, and is visible through the case back. The chronograph pushers are very easy to use, especially without looking on this model

Audemars Piguet Diver vs. Rolex Milgauss Z Blue
I know both watches look and feel very differently but as someone who owns a 15400, would you rather choose a Milgauss Z Blue or the Diver as a next watch?

Teaser Diver in the Cayman Islands!!!
Just to start the enabling a little bit. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1338859932.979278.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1338859965.854048.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1338860005.057194.jpgSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk. Watches are the new currency!

Omega Seamaster AT 2503.33 white dial w/ blue hands
Hi Guys, My new hunt is for an Omega 2503.33 white dial w/ blue hands. I posted a WTB add in the classifieds but hoped you guys can supply me with some of your great pics until I can get my hands on one. If you have one to sell, let me know. Thanks!

Rolex makes a darn comfortable/ergonomic watch, too
Among all the other good attributes. I've been wearing my 16610 nonstop for about a month, and decided to rotate it out. I will not name the brand/model to avoid a flame war. I will say it's also a watch that's quite popular for daily wear. And yet within just hours I miss the 16610. The bracelet digs in a bit more, the evenness of the weight just doesn't seem quite there. It is noticeably more uncomfortable. I'm sure I'd get used to it after wearing it a couple of days (I always do), but I always get struck by this whenever I rotate in another metal band watch.