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Virtually Test Watches On Your Wrist From Home With Tissot Reality
Another major step in making watch stores less relevant. I recently discussed the demise of third party watch retailers here, and a lot of people said that they still like going into stores to try watches on. So while buying timepieces online makes sense from a value and selection standpoint, it is hard to give up actually trying-on, and holding the watch. Well, this new system from Tissot doesn't exactly replace that experience 100%, but makes an awfully convincing case for skipping the store.It is called Tissot Reality, and is a method of using what is known as "augmented reality." The term applies to programs that create visuals over real-life images. Tissot has created a downloadable application that allows you to try out their entire T-Touch collection family of watches from home in your underwear. The system isn't perfect, but the first attempt is really cool. You need to download the software, print out then cut out the watch shaped strap for your wrist, and you must have a webc

I am considering buying a Patek 5960...need some advice
I am considering trading in my Patek Pagoda in yellow gold for a 5960 P with the sunburst grey dial. In my mind I am pretty close to doing it, but I wanted to hear from others that own or have owned one to know what their experiences are/were with the watch. This is obviously a big purchase and just want to make sure I am making the right decision.

Just ranting
When I bought my Seiko SRP227 with the 4R36 I thought it would be better or at least as good as my Invicta 0420 with the NH35A.The Seiko is 13-15 secs slow a day and the Invicta is 7-9 secs slow. I guess all those movements aren't created equal.Aren't they supposed to be the same just different numbers?I had such high hopes for the Seiko.

Would you put your AP on a watchwinder?
Hi,I know there are many watchwinder posts in the main TRF forum, but interested to see what others do with their APs. I know that our wrists are the best watchwinders, but we only have 2 wrists, wear only 1 watch at a time, and a lot of us have more than 1 watch.I don't rotate my watches everyday, more so every 3-4 days or every week or so, and with the AP's power reserve ranging from 40-60 hours (with my ROC being 40 hours), it wouldn't allow me to leave it unworn over a weekend for example (if I take it off Friday night it'll be stopped by Monday morning).I used to have a Big Pilot so with a 7 day reserve I could rotate it without a watchwinder. However, now with a Sub and AP, wanted to see how others manage to rotate your watches.Both Sub and AP have screw-down crowns and date function, and I don't want to wear out the threads by unscrewing them every day to manually wind them to keep them running. So do you:a) use a watchwinder with your AP (or other watches with a screw-down c

Nato straps in uk ?
Looking for some nato straps for my speedy pro, can somone recommend a good quality supplier in the uk ?