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Watch_Amish Is Hilarious, Honest Commentary On All Luxury Watch Social Media
What does AP stand for? Amish aPproved #teamwatchamish #thefarmlifeinc #royaloak #ultrathin #watchgame #womw #audermarspiguet #ap #luxury #amishapprovedA photo posted by Eli Hershberger (@watch_amish) on Aug 24, 2014 at 12:01pm PDTIt takes a certain degree of familiarity with what happens on a daily basis in the watch lover world on (mostly) Instagram to understand the various levels of humor found in the remarkably on-point satirical Instagram account "Watch_Amish." On the surface, you have a pretty darn funny place that ironically combines Amish lifestyle with luxury timepieces, as well as a deeper element of social commentary on the arguably absurd and socially irresponsible environment that now exists in many luxury watch social media channel accounts.The "Watch Amish" name is first and foremost a humorous retort to "Watch Anish," a luxury watch lifestyle and fashion channel on Instagram started by Mr. Anish Bhatt as a way of combining his clever visual talents and appreciation of

Hands-On: With The A. Lange & S?hne 1815 Tourbillon With Stop-Seconds Mechanism And Zero Reset (
Let's get one thing straight. I'm not a tourbillon guy at all. In fact, I think most of them are downright ridiculous. There are, of course, a few exceptions, where I believe the technical thoughtfulness, artistic integrity, and the simple beauty of them in motion outweigh my general belief that this complication is more than useless (then again, aren't all mechanical watches?). Some that I give a pass to include those from Laurent Ferrier and FP Journe, the Tradition tourbillon from Breguet, the?14-day guys from VC, the Gyro from JLC, the downright?ridiculousness of the mega RM's, and the occasional?ultra-slim Royal Oak tourbillon. But, if it came down to it, and I were forced to spend my own (pretend) money on a tourbillon wristwatch, it would likely (though not definitely) be from A. Lange & S?hne. 2 OF 12 Now I'm not going to lie and tell you that if given my druthers, the Lange tourbillon I'd buy would be this new 1815 (first shown to you in January during the SIHH)

Guess I'm back in the thick of it...
No pics yet but this week while on our anniversary trip I got another Breitling...and against Dennis's suggestions...it's a Black dial Steelfish...almost identical to my std. SO..but it is different and points my wife brought up, (she bought it for me...actually wanted to get me another)...its' bigger and most of it is brushed as oppsed to the SO that is all polished...higher depth rating, grooved circular pattern on the dial and of course different markers.I actually really like is and appreciated it's differences...I know I have to have two of everything...lol.I'll try to get some pics up soon, BUT the news is....I've decided on next years goal; a Panerai...which on I'm not sure yet, but I think I see one in my future.

Merry Christmas & Happy New year
Merry Christmas & a Happy & a Healthy New Year to all the watch affcionados.

Omega Service Center (NJ) - Horrible Service
I owned a SeaMaster for about 10 years and finally I sent it in for service.It came back with all the edges on my case rounded off. I was upset because my bracelet was fine. They also broke the extension clasp. Omega service (NY) or Swatch group, whatever, replaced the clasp but never rectified the rounding/over polishing of the edges. Their service was less than par and I have to say this but I will NEVER buy an Omega again. BTW, my watch needs service again because it now loses about 5 min/month. When I sent it in it only lost about a minute or so. I do NOT trust their service. Someone else I know had their Sea Master come back with a broken bezel. WTF?