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BEST FROM: watches-dealer & Friends September 27, 2013
Rounding off September, we take a look at the Omega ¡¯57 Co-Axial Chronograph, Arnold & Son¡¯s DBG watch and what is purportedly China¡¯s most complicated watch, the Wu Ji Bi-Axial Tourbillon. We also find out what Richard Mille, the man behind the brand is like, learn about the basics of watch modifications and visit the?Hong Kong Watch Clock Fair 2013.1. Omega Speedmaster ¡¯57 Co-Axial Chronograph Watch ReviewThe Speedmaster is one of the most storied watches in all of history. It is after all the moon watch. And in 2011, Omega debuted the Speedmaster Co-Axial Chronograph featuring the new Caliber 9300. This year, Omega is looking to their past to reinvigorate the Speedmaster. Find out what we think about the new watch which incorporates design elements from the 1957 Speedmaster.Source: watches-dealer2. Beijing Watch Factory Wu Ji ¡°Infinite Universe¡± Bi-Axial Tourbillon Watch Hands-OnWhile it is true that the Swiss still maintain a certain degree of monopoly when it comes to high com

Richard Mille RM 037 Watch
One of the new Richard Mille watches to be debuted in January for 2012 is this RM 037 timepiece. While not the flagship new product, it is a nice watch that represents another nice and super pricey daily wear. The design evolution is quite interesting. Taken from previous Richard Mille watches are the hour markers and hands. The case is new, being a sort of hybrid between the thin-cased rectangular case models and those with Richard Mille's signature barrel-shaped case design.Like most Richard Mille watches this one will come in titanium, red gold, or white gold. Richard Mille likes to mostly show their watches in industrial looking titanium to present themselves in the most "functional" light possible. But the reality of course is that their pieces are high-end items with customers who like their products in gold. What is interesting however is that even on the titanium model, the crown and function selector pusher are in 18k red gold.While Richard Mille has presented watches in the p

A Comprehensive Review Of The 5513 Matte Dial Submariner
Vintage Rolex watches are all about the details. The smallest differences can separate a relatively common $5,000 watch from a rare $50,000 watch, and learning about them is a never-ending journey. It's part of what makes vintage Rolex so much fun to collect. Last week a new website popped up dedicated entirely to picking apart the history of the reference 5513 matte dial Submariner, cataloging the many subtle changes in the matte 5513 over its nearly 20-year production history.The matte dial 5513 Submariner was produced from 1966 to approximately 1984 and the no-date, two-line dial makes it instantly recognizable. Over the years the depth rating changed (meters-first became feet-first), various fonts and the alignment of the text shifted, and the size of the lume plots varied, all under the banner of the ref. 5513.To learn more, check out 5513mattedial here.

Help finding the right watch
I am new to collecting watches and I am looking for some assistance in choosing my first "nice" watch. I am looking to spend around $300. I would like a face 45mm or larger white in color, with a bracelet instead of a strap. I would not be apposed to a strap if it could be changed to a bracelet when needed. I have been looking at TW Steel but I have not found much about them while looking for reviews. Any help would be greatly appreciated. ThanksMM

Hello Panerai world
I have a recently found myself being interested in panerai again. Last piece I had was in 2006 and have not really followed the brand that much since then. Anyways, I'm starting to look at a possible purchase but there are so many existing and upcoming models that I figured I'd come here for a little guidance. From the Pam's I've had in the past I managed to make a little money on resale but I understand that the market is not what it was so I'm looking for something that will not break the bank. Under 10 k for sure. I really wanted a 47 case with either a 372, 422, 673 but I really don't think I can pull it off. I have 7 in wrists and from what I can see that is borderline. The nearest AD is 5 hours away so I can't really try one on so I'll just stick with what I know....44mm. My wish list is short and hopefully you can steer me in the right direction. -44mm luminor polished case-manual or automatic wind -sandwich dial in black or tobaco-gold hands is a must. - date not necessar