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Buying Watches In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Martin Pulli
Welcome back to an watches-dealer original series, where we discuss important stores that sell watches all over the world. Each store we profile has an interesting story to tell about where they operate and who they sell to. Whether you buy watches from brick and mortar retailers or prefer to buy watches online, these are the stores that help shape our watch culture around the globe. There is a long list of stores to cover, but if there is a retail location in your favorite city that we simply can¡¯t miss, let us know in the comments below.Where to buy watches in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania?Martin Pulli is a traditional jeweler with a long history of superlative service and uncompromising quality. Martin¡¯s interest in vintage jewelry began with exposure through the family business, now affectionately known as "picking." Twenty years of immersion in the business, lifestyle, and culture of vintage jewelry, watches, and antiques became the foundation for a retail showroom in a unique histor

Old or New Explorer II
Now with the release of the new Explorer II at Basel, do you still prefer the old or the new model?For me the old model still looks better with the 40mm case.

SMP non-xo-axial, or new Bond?
What would you do?From my local AD I can get an SMP old stock non-co-axial for $1,600 CDN (discounted off the $2,300 retail); or the new co-axial Bond for $2,900 or so.For overall look and lume, I prefer the SMP, with the sword hands and bar indices. However, the round indices and skeleton Bond hands are growing on me.The movement is what is troubling me mostly. Is the co-axial worth the money effectively?I already have a 2-year old PO black 45 mm, which I bought off a buddy, so I already have the co-axial.I know I can count on you guys for some sage advice. Or if not sage, something entertaining!

Bond Strap: The Perfect Look for the Citizen Skyhawk Blue Angels
Seikos are not the only watches that look great on aftermarket straps/bracelets. Since I have seen too many Monsters and 007s on Watchadoos, mesh bracelets, Zulus and Bonds, and not many Citizens, I decided to try a Bond strap on my Skyhawk Blue Angels, Limited Edition. Here is the result:I am very pleased. IMHO it looks great, and it's much more comfortable. Function wise, it is much better than the leather strap (can't comment on the bracelet). Why? Because it is a multifunction watch that uses the crown to switch between functions, and you have to engage the crown from the back of the watch, with your fingernail. Switching functions for someone with big fingers (or short fingernails) might have been a problem with the leather strap, and the constant pulling would have shortened it's life. The heavy duty nylon Bond resists pulling and since the holes are closer to each other, affords a more custom fit without the watch being too loose. The strap size for this watch is a weird 21mm. I

Seapro
Just bought it in preloved ,all boxes,booklets,even the sales receipt ,in great condition-lnib-,just love it PB was a great Bond:-)