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Tudor Watch Co. Partners with International Motor Sports Association
Fans of the Rolex Daytona know that Rolex has a long association with auto racing. What many may not know is that Rolex’s sister brand, Tudor, also has a close connection to motorsports, and strengthened those ties this year by becoming the “entitlement partner” of the International Motor Sports Association (IMSA). Tudor first announced the partnership at its U.S. launch event on September 12, where attendees got a first glimpse of a specially branded Audi R8, representing the inauguration of what will now be called the Tudor United SportsCar Championship, sanctioned by the IMSA. The car, emblazoned with an image of the Tudor Grantour Chrono Fly-Back watch, made another promotional appearance last week, parked in front of New York’s Wempe Jewelers boutique, which now sells the full collection of Tudor watches. (Click here to learn more about the Tudor watch families.)The relationship between Tudor’s parent company, Rolex, and the IMSA dates back to 1959, w

Roger Dubuis Excalibur Table Ronde Watch Fulfills Your Arthurian Dreams
It was only a matter of time before the Roger Dubuis Excalibur watch connected itself a bit more with Arthurian legend. For 2013, the high-end Swiss watch brand and movement manufacture will produce a limited edition version of the Excalibur watch called the "Table Ronde." Somehow I feel that given the super Britishness of the concept, they would have forgone the French name and simply called it "The Round Table." As completely silly as this watch is, I still get a kick out of the concept. Like I said, I have been waiting for a more medieval version of the Excalibur for a while and this is not at all what I could have expected.Let's start with what you are probably still looking at, the 12 figurines on the dial. That's right, Roger Dubuis placed 12 solid gold engraved Arthurian knights of The Round Table around the dial at each of the hour markers. The characters are in 18k pink gold and each is slightly different. In illegible "olde" English are written names of the knights on the per

AP as daily driver?? Why not?
I read a lot of comments on here from people saying that they would not have an AP for their daily watch. I see it a lot for Royal Oaks (which I am particularly interested). Is this solely based on the fact that the finishes are so perfectly executed and the bezels are subject to being easily scratched? I mean if you didn¡¯t care how much the watch got scratched would you still not use it daily? I guess I am just trying to figure out the basis of this statement. I have a Sub-C. I wear it everywhere and anywhere not worrying about scratches. I want a ROO Diver. I have gotten advice in the past on here telling me to keep the Sub cause I wouldn¡¯t want to use the AP daily¡­then what is the point??Does anyone wear their AP RO all day, everyday? Anyone have pics of a daily worn AP¡­scratches and all???

Do the women's 31mm Datejusts wind differently?
Hey everyone, I bought my wife a new 31mm DJ. When setting the time or date for her, I turn the crown in the opposite direction that I do for my daytona, sub or 36mm DJ. Should it be winding counter clockwise?

Rubberb strap for sd43
Hi all....any idea how long before rubberb usually come up with a strap for a new model.I see the web site says sd50 coming soon....just curious and wonder if ill be as wide as the dssd one....i hope not as i think that one was just to try compensate for the narrower bracelet.