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Seiko Recraft Kinetic Watches
One of Seiko's more quiet new watch collections announced for 2014 was the Recraft range, which is all about re-imagining classic Seiko timepieces for today's watch lovers. Some of the Seiko Recraft watches are inspired by models that go back to the 1970s, but I wouldn't necessarily call Seiko Recraft watches to be retro-revival. More, they are a way of revisiting classic Seiko models in a modern light. Even though there are mechanical Seiko Recraft watches, the most illustrious of the pieces are these two Seiko Recraft Kinetic watches (ref. SKA651 and SKA659). Each uses a Seiko Kinetic movement and is mostly closely aligned with the 1990s' Seiko Artura Kinetic watch models.Nevertheless, it was in 1988 that Seiko made its then very innovative Kinetic family of watches available for sale for the first time. This was two years after debuting a Seiko Kinetic concept watch at Baselworld 1986. Kinetic was a fantastic creation that for the first time built a bridge between mechanical and qua

How To Choose What Watch To Buy
The choice of which watch to buy is a deeply personal decision. Even if you own a large collection of timepieces, you've probably carefully considered the purchase of each, as it is a new introduction in your life on your body, and is a very personal accoutrement. The purpose of this article is to help you to learn how to make the decision of what watch to buy.I don't believe that at watches-dealer it is our role to tell you what watch to buy. We aren't here to tell you what you should think is cool, or what constitutes a good-looking watch, or which watches will increase in value. We strongly believe that such decisions should be made by you. We feel that the goal of a watch blog, or any media source, should be to educate and empower an audience so that they can make better, informed decisions for themselves. Doing so will lead to a longer and much more satisfying relationship with any watch (or product otherwise) that you buy.Choosing A Watch Is A Personal ChoiceNevertheless, we unde

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Love the Daytona. Would love to see the SS version..ArthurSITO UFFICIALE ROLEX - HOMEPAGE

I can't believe I'm as excited to get my winders as I am to get my watches!
I am not superstitious, but hate to tempt fate anyway, just in case. But, I'll break my rule for this occasion.I have two Orbita single watch winders that are scheduled to be delivered by Fed Ex tomorrow (well, I guess today, since it's after midnight.)Funny thing is, I only have one automatic watch right now, but have two others on the way that are scheduled to arrive after the winders. I haven't decided yet if I'm going to rotate which watches are on the winders, pick one to manually wind on a regular basis or the best option (but most expensive), which would be to order another winder. I know the Hamilton with the day and date will be on a winder whenever it's not on my wrist since it has more to set if it stops, and the other two have just the date. Obviously if I only had three watches, I'd only need two winders, since one or the other of the autos would be worn every day, but I have a few quartz watches and a few manual wind watches that I like well enough that they will cont

Four Crowns Watch Service for light polish?
Howdy!Has anyone out there ever used four crowns for a polish? I can¡¯t get ABC Watchwerks to respond to my emails but four crowns has been Johnny on the spot. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk