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Stuckx The Bull Preview Review
In the big and awesome world of chronographs, bullheads hold a special place in the hearts of us enthusiasts. With their crowns and pushers moved up to twelve, their purpose as wrist-strapped stop watches is made abundantly clear, and their overall designs become strange and interesting. Vintage bullheads are highly sought after whether by Seiko, Citizen, Breitling, Bulova, Omega or others. They represent a time when the chronograph was king and watch design was a bit more adventurous. Modern day bullheads are few and far between, but they almost always get our attention.Such was the case a few months ago when we first saw renderings of the Bull by Stuckx. With designs that spoke to our vintage favorites, but had personalities of their own, they were truly a concept that suited our tastes. Interesting dials, a bizarre bezel, a cool case design and the first use of a movement we've aching to see in action, the Seiko NE88A automatic column-wheel chronograph, sealed the deal. They also ha

New shots of my Flight Timer LE
Hi Guys,I bought my LE Flight Timer well over a year ago. When I got it I was all over it with my camera trying to take photos of it. As you can see from the recent photos I've posted here my old camera wasn't up to the job.I've since bought a better camera. I realised I'd never shot the FT with it so I had a go today.I hope you like the results. All constructive criticism is welcome as always.

WRUW Friday 10/18/13
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Incoming! Round two, and I'm not letting go this time.
My first Patek was the 5712/1a. I loved it, but naively I sold it to fund bigger and better. That was a mistake. I will learn from my mistake and not be doomed to repeat it. I received today my new 5712/1a. It's in the box still as it was delivered to me in the office. It's going to be a long day before I can get to the local Patek AD to get it sized. Here's the first pic, more to follow once it's sized and on the wrist. P.S. Having called multiple ADs around the country, the 5711 is no where to be found. I was added to two lists as I may pair it (the 5711 white dial, though) with the 5712 if/when my name is called. And, there were only two 5712s available (I probably called about 20 ADs). Thanks for looking!

Cutting off Flippers... Good or Bad?
Cutting off those who buy Rolexes from ADs out the back door in order to flip them or buy them for less of a discount in the showroom in order to flip them... What would happen if these people no longer existed? If they were cut off, would it be good for Rolex? Would it be good for ADs? Would it be good for consumers? Or would it be bad? Could there be a certain segment of the market who would no longer buy the watches? Would waiting lists shrink? Would waiting lists grow?So do you think shutting down the flippers would be good for the final end buyers or bad for them?