Ball Fireman Storm Chaser Pro Watch
Now that we are all knee-deep in Pre-Baselworld news, Ball has announced one of their new models in advance of this year's fair. Called the Fireman Storm Chaser Pro, this new chronograph is a distinct variation from the Storm Chaser and Storm Chaser DLC models we've seen in the past. Borne of a partnership with notable storm chaser, meteorologist, member of the Ball Explorers Club and Ball Ambassador, Dr. Joshua Wurman, the Storm Chaser Pro brings a new case size and bezel design to this lineup of glowing sports chronographs.At 42 mm wide, the Storm Chaser Pro is actually a bit smaller than Ball's current 43 mm Storm Chaser. With a steel case, the Storm Chaser Pro will be available with a black, grey or white dial and will feature a full compliment of 18 glowing 3H micro gas tubes which provide continuous low and no-light legibility. A signature Ball element, these glowing tubes do not need to be charged by available light like conventional paint-based luminous applications. Instead, t

However, a Rolex signed by Cartier is very rare and very valuable.
However, a Rolex signed by Cartier is very rare and very valuable. In fact, the only signed Cartier Rolex we found before today was a Dweller Double Red Sea that ended the sale of more than $91,000.

Pam 111 price check... please
Hi Im just curious to what I should be looking to pay for a like new maybe 2 to 4 year old pam 111 complete with box and papers..Thanks

GMT line seems so... fragmented...
Zero bezel/dial/24hr hand/dial script consistency. SS models have three bezels, three different hand colors and two versions of dial script. PM sometimes use black dials, sometimes colored, and are completely inconsistent with SS versions (WG Pepsi now blue dial, WG hands); green dial still a bit out in left field, etc. Used to be you could have SS with black dial; TT/PM with black or brown, 24hr hand in red or YG (consistent with case/bracelet) and a couple of bezel choices for the black faces. Now, there are five versions (SS, TT, WG, RG, YG) and seemingly none of that consistency. A little jarring when looking at the whole line at once, particularly given its gentleman's tool watch history.

What strap is this?
I saved this picture from a WRUW thread a few months ago. I love this strap, any idea what it is where I can get one?IMG_0888.JPGSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk