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Buying Watches In Sydney, Australia: The Hour Glass
The Hour Glass, SydneyWelcome 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 Sydney, Australia?Do you live in or travel to the land down under? If so, check out The Hour Glass in Sydney, Australia. Located at 142 King Street in the CBD (Central? Business District) of? Sydney, a? block from the Sydney Tower Eye and Hyde Park, The Hour Glass has served Sydney since 1992. However, The Hour Glass Group started with a store in Singapore? in 1979 and expanded into Australia by opening a

Tutima Grand Classic Chronograph Watch
Nice timepiece and something pretty different from Tutima right? I got to check out this watch direct from Tutima who was nice enough to show it to me while I was at JCK in Las Vegas. This is one of Tutima's new timepieces that was released at Basel and represents a bold look maintaining a very high level of functionality. Tutima is located in Glashutte Germany right around a few other famous German watch brands. What I really like about the watches is that you can see a Tutima watch from the 1920s and you can recognize it as being from the same brand as Tutima watches of today. They have done an excellent job of keeping the character and heritage of the brand intact. Two major parts of that are the signature coined bezel (not on all their watches though), and the classic looking hands.Part of the new trend of Tutima watches is making larger cases which are now around 44mm wide. This Grand Classic Chronograph is 43.5mm wide and 15.8mm tall. The case is beautifully retro and constructed

Wrist Watches Survey University Student Research Project - HELP NEEDED!
Hello gents,I hope this is not against the rules of this community.My name is Steven Silverston and I'm a student at the University of Leeds (UK). I know this would sound a bit cheesy, but I'm doing my final project as a design student and I need to get an insight on people, watches, storage, and winders.I would be extremely thankful if you take 3-5 minutes to participate in my anonymous survey here:goo.gl/forms/0Kbd9ulKVyThis means the world to me as you are literally helping me graduate.Thank you for the time!

Hands
I apologize if this is in the wrong place but I didn't see another likely place for this. Are there black hands available for a 16233-3135 circa 1990 (as far as I can tell) Datejust.Bear with me bit and I'll explain why. I bought my first Rolex new in the late 70s. I was somewhat on a budget and one of the less ostentatious models caught my eye. The watch was a stainless/gold with stainless/gold jubilee band with gold crown on the clasp. It had a fluted bezel and a white face with painted black Roman numerals, and as I recall, black hands. Based on when I bought it I think it was a 16013. I came to love that watch. It was simple and elegant. (Apparently Rolex never offered that dial/hand combo again, at least as far as I can tell. If I'm wrong, please tell me.)Unfortunately the watch disappeared between my jeweler and the Dallas service center in the mid-80s. I got an insurance replacement but that white dial/black roman combo was not available. I got a champagne dial with gold roman n

Rolex Submariner stem repair California
Stem in my 50 year old Submariner pulled out when adjusting date. Suggestions for Southern California service?