Bell & Ross BR01-92 Automatic 46mm

Welcoming New aBlogtoRead.com Female Watch Blogger Molly McDermott
You no doubt have been reading a few articles on here about female watches and thought to yourselves that the tone doesn't quite sound like me. Hopefully at that point you noticed that the author of the blog article was not me, but rather the newest addition to aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer; who will regularly be commenting on the watch world in addition to myself. So please welcome Molly McDermott, who is here to bring a different perspective to watch appreciation.Molly is a veteran of the watch industry? - an experience that gives her a special insight and perspective on how to view and discuss the nicer things in life (that you can buy). Starting with bridal wear and the jewelry, she ended up working with luxury watches, until recently - but the passion and interest remains. It doesn't hurt that she is quite opinionated and energetic as well. You can be sure that she'll be honest with her thoughts but come at concepts with a tasteful and discerning eye. While Molly is going to be focusi

ARTICLE: Modifying & Upgrading Your Rolex
Greetings Rolex Fans!I've got a new article up on the Rolex Reference Page - Modifying and Upgrading Your Rolex.Just click on the link below to read the article:rolexreferencepage/mod/upgrade.htmlAs always, please reply to this thread with any questions or comments.

Hamilton Jazzmaster Maestro Chronograph
Hi:I am new here, interested in the above model or the day date. Can anyone who owns one of these watches answer a few questions I have.How accurate are these watches? How do they compare to a movement that has been COSC?Thanks

First incoming
Was torn between blue Milgauss, Explorer and Sub NCI wanted a watch ¡®to wear¡¯ and possibly, but hopefully not, this may be the only Rolex I¡¯m able to afford.Decided on the no date - now to find one.Looked around, went on lists - no joy.I didn¡¯t really want to go grey, wanted new with my name on the card, but it wasn¡¯t looking good.Found myself with work, in a hotel out of town. Googled any local ADs, turned out there was, literally around the corner - what did I have to lose?Went in, told my story and asked, if despite being from out of town, I could go onto their list for the Sub.He thought for a moment, and said ¡° You know, there¡¯s one coming on the delivery this afternoon - if you want to wait and can pay now, it¡¯s yours¡±OVER THE MOON!

Thoughts on trading my Submariner 114060 for Polar Explorer II 16570
I'm new to the forum, but have been lurking for a while. This place is a fantastic resource for all things Rolex/Tudor. Great community you have here. Now onto my predicament... I purchased my first Rolex, a Sub 114060, back in August. The watch is really beautiful though IMHO it brings almost too much to the table in regards to bling factor for lack of a better term. It has gotten me more attention than I had thought it would. I would not be comfortable traveling to a lot of places with the Sub. I have also, strangely, not been able to get a totally comfortable fit on my 7 wrist after A LOT of trial and error. I feel like it wears a tad large as well. My dress is typically casual at work and at home.I have been eyeing the 16570 Polar for a good while now and I'm thinking about making a trade. The Polar prices have been on the rise recently as well. I like the idea of making the polar my one daily watch with a date, I think it will be lighter and more comfortable, and I feel l