Cartier "SANTOS W20044 D6" 24 mm Edelstahl Automatik

My First Grail Watch: Christopher Ward
Welcome back to an original watches-dealer feature, "My First Grail Watch". In this series, we ask prominent people in the watch industry about the first timepiece that they lusted after.watches-dealer (ABTW): Who are you and what is your relationship to the watch industry?Chistopher Ward (CW): Hello, my name is Christopher Ward and I am addicted to watches. I¡¯m also one of the founding members of Christopher Ward London Limited. There may be some connection between those two points.ABTW: What was your first grail watch?CW: My hometown, Liverpool, is home to one (and only one) of the world¡¯s best soccer teams but it also has a rich history in watchmaking. My first grail watch was a pocket watch by Thomas Russell, based in Liverpool. The company made early keyless watches, including Karrusels and chronometers, mainly in the second half of the 19th century.ABTW: What did you like so much about the watch?CW: I love the clarity of its design; it has such deceptively simple, clean lines and

Interest Grows For The RSW Outland Watch: Pride Of Post Modernism
Near the time of its release, I talked about RSW Outland Watch, and mentioned how much I liked the use of disc displays rather than hands. It is a refreshing change, and functions in what I termed a "digilog" manner because it was part digital, part analog. The outer disc displays the hour, and moving inward you get the minute, and then seconds. Since then, I have had the opportunity to learn more details about the interesting RSW Outland, which deserves additional attention given to the watch.For one thing, the Outland will be available in more colors and materials than just the PVD black on black strap. In fact, there is a pink gold version available, and a matte steel version, along with various dial colors (black, gray, and gold). Further, the Outland can be fitted with inset diamonds. To be honest, I am not sure why a watch like this needs diamonds, but it seems to be on the haute list of things to do right now. So RSW probably feels inclined to do as such. It is not a problem, be

Rolex at the tennis
G'day all, just got back from leave and want to share a great experience with you that my wife Tracey and I had as guests of Rolex at the Australian Tennis Open.I bought a LV Sub last year and was surprised when I got a phone call from the dealer in December inviting Trace and I to dinner at the tennis followed by the night session on day 1.The day finally came around and we drove to the AD, got on the mini bus with about 10 other lucky Rolex customers and set off for Rod Laver Arena.Straight to the Rolex Marquee for drinks, a lovely dinner and some great conversation. There were reps on each table from Rolex Aust and I enjoyed talking Rolex history etc etc. Absolute surperb hosts.We were all given a bag of goodies to take home. Each bag had a calender, 2 catalogs, shirt, cap and tennis balls! I was rapt as I like to collect Rolex nic-nacs. See pics below.We then walked over to the arena and sat in court-side seats - very front row- and watched 2 good tennis matches.We had a great ni

Timemaster, new strap.
Going thru my drawers found a brand new Dimodell Noblissimo, decided to give it a try.

Tudor Blackbay GMT Pepsi wins Baselworld 2018
The BB line wins 2018 and just gave another punch to the Rolex resale market. Beautiful watch.https://.tudorwatch/magazine/article/baselworld