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Buying Watches In Frisco, Texas: Timeless Luxury Watches
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 Frisco, Texas?We again visit a watch store where the owners are deeply involved with running their business and serving their customers. In the north Dallas/Fort Worth suburb of Frisco, you will find Timeless Luxury Watches, which opened their doors in 2010. But Dan and Anna Broadfoot have been selling watches for 15 years, so they are able to put their years of experience to work for their customers in the "DFW" metropolitan a

My ELGIN Weather Station is now Complete ! ! ! !
Hey guys ! ! !Merry Christmas ! ! !My Elgin Weather Station is now complete.Just yesterday my Elgin Barometer arrived ! ! ! ! I've had the Elgin Thermometer for a few years now but this new weather instrument completed my own little Elgin Weather Station.It still has all of the original paperwork too boot ! ! !I am guessing that this was made in the mid - late 1960's but I'm hoping that some Elgin experts from this era can help me narrow the date down by the fonts used in the paperwork perhaps.It was actually made in West Germany, not Elgin, Illinois.It is still in working condition ! ! !It measures about 5 inches going across, the thermometer is about 12 inches going across.I've haven't seen another one of these in the past so I just HAD to own it ! ! !Here is a shot of my vintage Elgin Wall Clock that I picked up about 1.5 years ago, perfect working order ! ! !Measures about 14 inches going across.

Incoming...my FIRST AP
I'm collecting my very first Audemars Piguet tomorrow, a Royal Oak Offshore Panda 26170:Comes with the horn back strap and a brand new AP rubber strap.image.jpg

Changing the strap
I bought some new straps from AP and their watchmaker was not in the store. Is this something that can easily be done with a flathead screwdriver or is there a special tool needed?Thanks.EDIT: This is for a 44MM Ceramic and Rubberclad.

New watch!
I've owned several cal 2500 POs and have been wanting to try the new cal 8500. I was lucky to take one in on a trade deal. It just arrived today and here is a quick wrist shot. What do you guys think???