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

Omega Seamaster Alveoles Quartz with Pictures
Hello all,On checking the forum I can honestly say how impressed I am with the feedback to date.I have just been given an Omega Seamaster Alveoles Quartz (mens).I believe the watch is from 1980s. I can honestly say I know little about it except it is a two tone 18k gold plated/steel watch with a gold face with dots as hour markers and date.Does anyone have a rough value for one in good condition for the age.I can find very little information and have no paperwork.Even the omega website has very little to go on.Thank you for any help and assistance, it will be most gratefully received.

Moving towards a Patek-input needed
I have been a lurker/ intermittent commenter here for a many months. I am getting pretty close to becoming a Patek owner and am looking for assistance on how the models I am contemplating will fit into my new lifestyle- and my current watches.Please consider the following:I am 50. I work in a business casual environment-own a tech consulting company. I wear a suit from time to time, and wear shorts/jeans on Fridays-but wear dress slacks and dress shirt 3-4x per week. I am hoping to travel more extensively over the next few years for pleasure.My short list of Pateks is below:5270-classic, love them but on the edge of my watch budget-probably out5164-world time travel-pretty cool casual5712-could replace my SD4K as a daily for work+Below is a picture of my current stable of watches. These need to be paired down ASAP. Not for cost really, I just don't wear many of them.Any advice comments are welcome. Thanks,

D Blue dilemma
Back in October 2017 I had an opportunity to purchase a D Blue but I passed because I purchased a watch in August and another watch in October so I thought it would be too quick for the D Blue but I spoke to my AD today and he told me I would get the next D Blue that he gets in but it would require a 50% non refundable deposit but my price would be locked in at today's price. He's willing to throw in a watch winder in the deal. I'm wondering if I should pull the trigger now or wait for after Basel. What to do?Here's a wrist shot from October 2017 on a 6 3/4 wrist. Does it look too big or can I pull it off?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Rolex Yacht-Master 116622
Hi everyone I'm undecided between Rolex Yacht-Master (116622- Dark Rhodium Dial) and the GMT Master ll 116710LN. I know there is a noticeable price difference between these two models but I kind of like the thinner Yacht-Master on my hand. I was told that the bezel of the Yacht-Master shows the scratches more and its non-polishable. I'm also concern about holding the value of the Yacht-Master compared to the GMT Master ll. Can anyone who has the same watch confirm the above?