Breitling Chronomat 41 Mens Watch AB014012-G711BKLD

Buy It Now: aBlogtoRead.com Limited Edition Watch Winder By Wolf Designs
The limited edition aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer Watch Winder by Wolf Designs is now available for purchase while pieces last. As previewed a few days ago, this useful winder is a necessary accessory for most people who own automatic mechanical watches. I've worked closely with Wolf Designs to bring dedicated aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer readers a special item that celebrates our shared passion for watches and can be used with their watch collection. This winder is fully aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer branded and will come with a special customized plaque with the owner's name engraved and number in the limited edition series.Based on Wolf Design's Cub Winder module 2.1 single watch winder, the unit is black leatherette wrapped and purposefully angular in shape to allow for them to be stacked or set in a row with other winders. The unit is 5 inches wide, by 4.5 inches deep, and 5.75 inches tall. There is no need to adjust any settings as it is designed to fully wind the majority of automatic watc

For those members who don't get"up North" to....
...the General Discussion Forum:We're off! The WTF Traveling Mascot awaits confirmation of destinations.

My first experience with APSC
I am always worried when I have to send a watch to the manufacturer for warranty or repair work as somehow things just never come back perfect like they should... but I've only read fantastic things about APSC and my steel diver needed to be sent in for various reasons. My steel diver has been running fast since the very first day I received it... never sent it in since I was too worried that fixing that would mess something else up. I also noticed that the inner bezel of my diver had a defect, it didn't align perfectly with the hour indices on the dial (misprinted). And finally, just before I sent the watch in, I noticed that the inverted triangle at 12 o'clock had a pit or hole on the lume... so I decided to send the watch in to take care of all these issues under warranty and to get my 3rd year warranty extension.I emailed them a few times to confirm their address and response was quite good. They also sent me an email once the watch arrived and it contained a document stating the c

CO-AXIAL Service Advantage ?
I stumbled upon George Daniels the inventor of co-axial.He said that It is intended to sustain the public affection for the mechanical watch during the 21st century.I own a Rolex and has yet to own an Omega.It is not my intention to have a Rolex vs Omega thread but rather focus on the wonders of George Daniels' invention. The co-axial which uses a three palette fork instead of the traditional two.My question is Has co-axial lived up to it's promise as a more robust escapement requiring lesser maintenance/service?Thank you fro your replies

First Watch - Tudor BBN In-House
Hi All! Due to changing out from another hobby and some very enthusiastic friends, I've been lurking for the last 2 months to get into watches. Tried to start conservative with a max budget of $500, then $800, then $1000, then $1500 -- the more I read, the worse it got!After trying on several Seikos at a local department store to get a feel for size and style, and I realized I would be unhappy going through starter watches and having to upgrade.Thanks all for the great forum and load of information. Already considering my 2nd watch need and looking forward to when I'm ready to pull the trigger on a Rolex!In case a newcomer like me can help anyone, that's a Corsair MM300 extended mouse pad (36 wide x 12 tall) in the pic. I've been using that product for quite a while and can already tell it will serve perfectly to help desk diving scratches.