Breguet Tourbillion Skeleton Dial Platinum Dial Black Leather Men's Watch 3355PT00986

aBlogtoRead.com Celebrates Over 500 Watch Articles
It is hard for me to believe too. Some call me a machine, and others just think I am crazy. Most people who know me are sick of hearing about watches at this point. "This is going to be a watch talk free evening" they say (to which I frown). Then I remember that I have all of you with whom to share my passion for time telling machines. That passion has inspired over 500 articles over the past 15 months with no end in site. The established watch community is adopting me as a reputable voice (notable by my inclusion as the watch blogger on Luxistwatches-dealer), and the growth of my readership is impressive. I'd be merely a guy who spends too much time online if it weren't for you, the readers.aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer has seen a lot of change, and I hope that this trend continues for the better. Over the summer, I wrote aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer's?? "300 articles published" announcement. That seemed like a big number at the time. Pretty soon I will lose count, but here is a way for you

Seamaster Professional Chronograph
Just got my Seamaster Professional chronograph back from Omega Service department. Had routine maintenance service done after over 3 years. Two question:1. Certified to +6.9 seconds daily, is that typiccal or a little high?2. Under normal daily wear, how long should I go between servicing?Thanks

Hello Everyone
It is a great pleasure to be a part of this forum. I discover this forum by accident. I am from China. And I am a very spirited and sentimental girl of wide interests. Now I am working as English in a small company at Shenzhen, China. I like browse watches online in my sparetime for I do not have enough money to buy a unique and high quality watch.

Where to buy an IWC: USA or Germany?
Can any help? Where should I find the cheapest prices?

The Panerai look......Why sometimes you can't see the forest through the trees.
I must confess, for years I couldn't see any appeal of the Panetai style. They looked too plain and that strange Luminor crown lock. I was wearing mainly Rolex and dive watches with turntable bezels or three dial chronographs. Fast forward 10 years and one day I saw the Panerai on the silver screen and thought that design was really functional looking and not too bad. In fact, that dial was so simply clean, almost like a minimalist painting. The less is more couldn't ring more true. It was like the first time when you understood what art could be. A few years went by and Rolex was releasing more busy dials with gratuitous wording every where they could put it. Breitling was even worse. They looked busy and cluttered up like a billboard. That's when I had a moment of clarity and remembered that Panerai on the silver screen. I actually dug out the old Eraser DVD to view the watch on my 70 flat screen. Pausing the watch, I studied the design and thought it was pure genius