Breitling Chronomat 44

Server Migration Phase 2: aBlogtoRead.com Down For A Bit
A few weeks ago you may recall that I notified you that aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer would be down for a bit. That was the first phase of the upgrades to make aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer faster, and more powerful for you. Well that was a band-aid compared to what I am doing now. As such, I am undergoing a more intensive full web host migration. The site will be down a bit, can't say how long. No matter what, aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer will be back and serious soon. Wish me luck!

Zenith Class Lady Moonphase Watch For 2009
Zenith Class Lady Moonphase in Stainless Steel with White DialAs you may know, Zenith is a brand that I am very fond of. They take risks and have the history to back these risks up. While the trend of women wearing men's watches has been growing, Zenith was one of the first to embrace and encourage this. And, always to be one step ahead, Zenith has also created many designs with a more masculine yet edgy feel for women. Instead of just making models smaller for a woman's wrist, the designs are tailored more to the taste of a truly modern woman.Such as the new Class Lady Moonphase introduced at this year's Baselworld show, unfortunately Thierry Nataf's last gig. I am sad to see Thierry leave, as I have always admired and respected his vision. But, I am also very excited to see the direction that this brands goes moving forward.For now, Thierry and the team from Le Locle have given us the Class Lady Moonphase as one last parting gift. And what a gift it is.The Class Collection appe

luxurious Chopard Imperiale Full Set Diamond Watch
Chopard Imperiale complete set diamond watch is the first equipped with watches of movement blanks of Fleurier, fusion machines of jewellery of the aesthetic and the luxury, extreme aesthetics, lines extremely precise and clean and pure, perfect to highlight craftsmanship exclusive Chopard a unique grace style and elegance.

Why I prefer mechanical movements
I buy my watches as if every purchase is going to be a heirloom, so I prefer mechanicals. I expect all my watches to be handed down to my kids and last for a lifetime. From what I have read and heard about Quartz movements they need to be replaced from between 10 to 20 years depending on the quality, some may even last longer, I most likely would not replace a quartz movement unless it was in a watch like a Breitling or a Rolex Oyster quartz. Now as far as cost, quartz would be more practical, because mechanicals from time to time will require maintenance, and depending on the watch it can be quite expensive, but some malfunction in my head steers me towards a mechinical movement that can last a lifetime even though I can probably be better off buying a new quartz watch at the same price as I would pay for a service.

Omega site
Looks like Omega has a new site today.