Maurice Lacroix Pontos Sun-Brushed Dial Men's Watch PT6158-SS001-19E

Buy It Soon: aBlogtoRead.com Limited Edition Watch Winder
As a way of rewarding readers I've teamed up with Wolf Designs to create a special limited edition aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer branded single watch winder. It will be available for sale in just a few days. People have been asking for an aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer wrist watch for a while - that one might take a whilebut I am really excited to offer you a new any to enjoy aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer and keep your automatic watches safe and wound.My intent was to offer a very simple plug and play system that doesn't require any fussing around. The aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer Watch Winder by Wolf Designs is based on their Cub Winder single watch winder system. You plug it in, put your watch on the cuff, and turn it on. The winder winds in both directions and requires no extra thought or settings. Perfect for the vast majority of automatic watches out there. Real easy - just how I like it.The limited edition winder is totally aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer branded. The logo is placed with gold foil on

F300 Question
Hi Everyone,I purchased this Constellation F300 last week and it is in very good condition for a 40+ year old watch. It is my first Omega and I am very happy with it. It came with a receipt for service which was performed about 3 weeks ago. It loses around 3 minites per day and I noticed that when you set the time the second hand moves erratically as the minute hand is moved. I am going to put a fresh battery in it today to see if the accuracy improves any. Could the second hand be installed improperly which causes it to drag with the minute hand or is this a more serious problem, and could this be the cause of it running slow?Thanks,mike

So, I need new watch suggestions in the $300-$700 range...
Well, for Christmas, my family bought me a BEAUTIFUL watch case. I told them thank you of course, as I was thrilled, but made it known to them how much money their kind gesture would undoubtedly cost me in the near future. LOL! Im already speaking to another forum member about purchasing a large and lonely watch from him, and I figured I would see what else I could get on the cheap to start filling up my new watch box!My requirements are that it must be Mechanical / Auto.Must not be Asian (Although a Seiko Black Monster is in the running HA!)Must be 42mm or larger.And of course, must land within my price range.Im looking at The Aviator Hi-Tech Chrono (Russian Poljot). Which I have in Black, but would love the white dial version as it doesnt have numerals, and both dials are limited to 350 pieces.The Tissot Seastar. As I posted earlier, Im really digging this watch.A Steinhart Aircraft 8 (Pre-Loved). Im really starting to like this B&R design. Used to hate it, now love it, go

Made a mistake...
I have been looking for a co-axial SMP bond for a while now, and yesterday I came across one for sale here in the classified. Looked great, and the seller had plenty of rep, so I impulsively bought it. Once paid for and shipped, I was doing a little surfing, trying to source a speedmaster style bracelet for it (which i prefer to the bond bracelet), when realized that I just bought a mid-sized watch, which I imagine will look silly on my ape-like 7 3/4 wrists. So now I'm stuck with a useless watch. I don't really have much else to say, other then i want to smash my head against a wall for being an impulsive idiot, and not checking the model number before I paid for something. Sigh.And I'm sure I won't learn from this...

An Honest to Goodness "REAL" Tool-Watch...
You can hammer nails with it...Ward off attachers...And use it as a step stool to reach those upper shelves...It even tells time...