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Beautiful New Ceramic Bell & Ross BRS Watches Is New Direction For The Company
French designed Bell & Ross watches just don’t cease to impress me. This company is on a roll! I cannot wait to see where there will be in a few years. Even before they become popular with the release of the BR-01 line of watches, I was a fan. Talk about being ahead of the curve right? Well Bell & Ross realizes the wide appeal of the BR-01 line, and have creates many derivatives. There was the smaller BR-03 at 42mm (as opposed to 46mm with the BR-01), then the BR-02 Diving instrument came out and took the line in an entire new direction. The appeal of the BR-01 was the square case with round dial. Now, Bell & Ross experiments by taking a decidedly more formal approach than is typical with the commonly rugged and instrumental looks of the BR-01.The New BRS models are not the first ceramic watches to be released by Bell & Ross. They recently came out with black and white ceramic BR-03 watches (even with diamonds), but the BRS watches are smaller yet (though still l
H. Moser & Cie Perpetual Calendar Heritage Limited Edition Watch
Now this is the type of timepiece I expect from Switzerland-based H. Moser & Cie., and not futile attempts to play with (or play against) the smartwatch market. For the celebration of the brand’s 10-year anniversary, H. Moser & Cie produced this Perpetual Calendar Heritage Limited Edition that has been inspired by a pocket watch from the late 19th Century. H. Moser & Cie. connects what is probably its most admirable model with a very beautiful nod to the past.At its heart, the H. Moser & Cie Perpetual Calendar Heritage Limited Edition watch is the Endeavour Perpetual Calendar watch that I reviewed here. This very clever minimalist perpetual calendar indicates the month, date, and time on the dial, along with a handy power reserve indicator for the manually wound movement. To fully set the perpetual calendar complication, a leap year indicator is placed on the rear of the movement (because you don’t need to see that very often, and it works much better there)