Close-Up: 5 Tissot T-Race MotoGP Watches for 2015
Tissot, longtime partner of the MotoGP World Championship �� the Grand Prix of motorbike racing �� presents its latest collection of Tissot T-Race MotoGP limited edition watches this year. Here’s a look.The collection is comprised of five new watches in total: one with an automatic mechanical movement, limited to 3,333 pieces, another with a quartz movement, limited to 8,888 pieces, and three other limited-edition watches personalized for a trio of MotoGP athletes and Tissot watch “ambassadors,” Nicky Hayden, Stefan Bradl, and Thomas L��thi, each with a quartz movement and packaged in a racing-helmet-themed collectible box.All the new watches have a new, angular case design, with chronograph pushers inspired by the foot rests on bikes and back suspension rods attaching the straps to the cases. The black bezels and magnifying-glass date window are holdovers from Tissot’s previous MotoGP watches.The Tissot T-Race MotoGP Automatic Limited Edition 2015, with its red-an

Introducing The Bell & Ross Aviation B01 Collection, Three New Flight Instruments For The Wrist
Last year, Bell & Ross released 3 additions to their Aviation line, which built on the brand's "from the cockpit to the wrist" design motif. We enjoy these pieces for their creativity and playfulness (remember this guy?) as well as their extreme legibility in most cases. This year, Bell & Ross are adding 3 more models to their Aviation line, and they keep pushing the boundary of integrating tools from the cockpit to wrist-bound timing instruments. Let's have a closer look at what to expect come Basel. 2 OF 4 BR 01-92 Heading Indicator on left, instrument on right BR 01-92 Heading Indicator It's easy to see where this watch took its inspiration (and name) from. The top layer of the dial is dominated by the graphic outline of an airplane, set over an outer disc labeled with WES (West, East, South) indications and a large yellow triangle representing North. Traditional use would have this disc pointing you in the right direction, but here the yellow triangle will

Sizing of the 44mm - Opinions Please!
Hope to be purchasing a 44mm ROO within the next 18 months, and already trying to narrow it down to which model.Tried a few on a few months ago and took a fit picture to see how it looks. Please let me know your opinion on whether it is too big/small etc.

Food, Authorized Dealers, My AP, and More...food. *PIC HEAVY*
As many of you know, I just picked up my first AP and I've been enjoying it. Here are a few snap shots from this weekend. Saturday morning was spent taking my daughter to Disney on Ice. This was my view. My wife and the other families we went with had a great timeSaturday was date night with the wife. It's hard to get out on our own these days. We started the evening at a wine bar for drinks and appetizers.Next stop was dinner. We started with drinks and escargot.And ended the evening with a 36 ounce bone in cowboy ribeye tomahawk. I was awakened by my in laws the next morning for some Korean food. They never stop trying to feed me. Are they trying to kill me?!A couple of hours later, my wife and I head to one of our favorite Indian places...for more food. Now the fun begins. Maybe because we were in a food coma, we decided to go to the mall to do some shopping...On the last Sunday before Christmas. I ended up having a great time though. I stopped by the following boutiques, Rolex, IWC

First Panerai - Questions
Hey guys!Been a Rolex fan and owner for many years but I'm feeling the itch to diversify alittle. Pam has always been on my radar but I'm pretty dumbfounded by all the different refernces etc so here's my question.I'm a pretty big flipper, I usually buy and sell constantly I don't really fall in love with any piece for too long and I'm constantly switching. I'm thinking of a PAM 086 (love the dial) but I'm scared of resale later since I'm so new to the brand. In your expirence if there any specific panerais that are constantly more desirable than others or is it really just whatever is hot at the moment?Thanks