Hello all,   A long time lurker here deciding to start posting and asking a questions but perhaps some background first As a lurker who has collected watches for about 5 years (since I turned 21) I have enjoyed reading the purists reports, interviews, technical discussions and introduction of new watches to market. To me the purists offers a easy conduit to a pulse on the watchworld- living in Ireland  watch collectors are few and far between (or they hide out very well!!). So my comments below...

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Just to share my collections with BR fans after reading Dr Bernard Cheong's post.  It all started out with a magazine which shows the BR01-92 Orange one year back which made me go so crazy over it.  I visited and called all the authorised dealers in Singapore.  With no results and the rurge to get it asap in case it really becomes SOLD OUT, I have no choice but to source it over the net, hoping there's another piece that is still available in the European or American market. Finally...

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  A huge following of BRO1 and the BRO2 has emerged in Singapore. One testimony is the appearnce of literally tons of look alikes on the market, but without the very fine finish of the Chanel factory made case. Here is one of several get togethers, and with the principals and the distributor FJ Benjamin hosting the dinner. Detailed presentations are the core of a good product.   The new BRO series is to carry the genetic design of the BRO 1. The case finishing is excellent. ...

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The Great watch Race..is OVER..Official Results are; But First, The Race Track 4 gruelling days in Australia’s Gold Coast have seen the inaugural Great Watch Race answer two questions; 1.       Which is the most accurate...straight from the factory...straight out of the box...high end Swiss Mechanical watch......and 2.       How accurate is that watch. The answer, without doubt is the Breguet Marine 5817 with an error factor of around...

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