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High Quality Spy Gadget "Q" Watches From Veldini To Arrive Soon; Three Versions For The Spy In All Of Us
No one who likes watches doesn't like cool gadgets. Gadgets are little morsels of functional goodness. Items designed specifically for the purpose of doing one or more things (aside from sitting there). Gadgets can be tools, but can also be so much more. So if you don't like cool gadgets, then stop reading. But if you do, then this new line of products from Canadian Veldini will certainly evoke an audible "cool" from you.Do you remember playing with spy toys as a kid? Those plastic things that you wished came in professional quality? Well I remember, and I think most of the real stuff was reserved for the CIA, and alike agencies. And now, when I am (publicly) too old to play with toys, comes Veldini with its Q watches. Three models are due for release, the Q; Outdoor, Spy, and Everyday. Further the watches will come in three materials, sterling Silver, yellow gold, and rose gold. Prices depend on the material used and will range from $2,000 to $15,000 dollars.So lets talk about what th

Modding Heaven: The Dagaz Storefront
In the beginning it was two Canadian ex-pat watch enthusiasts in Hong Kong riding around the streets on a motorcycle dreaming of one day opening a store dedicated to watch modification and their own line of custom built watches.This year the dream was realized.The two guys, Jake Bourdeau (who we've profiled) and Noah Fuller, are early pioneers in the watch modding movement, where stock watches were customized with different dials, hands, chapter rings, bezel inserts and other elements.While Fuller sadly passed away in 2011 after a year-long battle with cancer, his partner and prot¨¦g¨¦e Bourdeau kept their dream alive, operating their online business Dagaz Watches/10Watches and bringing to market the "TII-Typhoon" 300m dive watch, a homage to the Seiko 6105-8000 series, released as a limited edition sequel to the "Tsunami" 300m, Fuller's vision and a tribute to the Seiko 6309-704x series.Today, Bourdeau has recently opened a retail location in a Hong Kong mall where customers can now wal

Rolex Cellini Need Some Help.
I've posted this in the Vintage Forum as well, but really need to get some help with this.In June of 1971 I purchased 2 18K Rolex Cellini watches from what at the time was a highly respected retailer called Bucherer in Geneva, Switzerland. One of the watches had an 18K gold band that was built into the watch by Rolex and the other , which has a chocolate brown face, has a Rolex Crocodile band. I bought an extra Rolex Crocodile band to use at some point as a replacement band, but the original is still in great condition so I have the brand new extra band as well. I am now interested in selling the watch and the extra watch band and in trying to do some research I'm reading things that I don't understand and find somewhat troubling. First, I've read that Rolex introduced the Cellini 1n 1975. If that's true, how did I buy 2 of them in 1971 ? Second, The Rolex clasp on both watch bands indicates that the clasps are stainless steel or sterling silver with gold plating. The clasp is stamped

Can anyone recommend a good manual wind watch for cheap?
I am relatively new to mechanical watches, and i was just wondering if I could get a recommendation of a relatively good quality manual wind (not automatic) watch for under a couple hundred bucks? I don't know if such a thing exists or not.I am specifically talking about a new watch here, but I suppose if somebody wants to recommend a pre-owned or vintage watch to watch for that comes around in that price range, I will take that into account too.Thanks

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