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Talking Watches: With Phil Toledano
You don't meet people like Phil Toledano often. In fact, I can't say I've ever met someone quite like Phil Toledano, ever. By name, you might think he's a working-class guy from Jersey. He's not. Born in London to a French-Moroccan mother and American father – an artist himself – Toledano is a conceptual artist of some note. His razor sharp wit and jovial sentiment – that type that produces one-liners by the minute – has made Toledano something of a cult hero in the art world. He'll say things like, "I’m English, so I’m not frightened by death, or the shame of a large urine spot on my trousers," one minute – ever the light spot in any conversation – while simultaneously creating haunting, and truly personal work that reveals a much deeper look at the world around him. 1 OF 34 His projects as an artist include the widely acclaimed Days With My Father, documenting Toledano's relationship w

Loose Second Hand...............
I have a loose second hand on my 'Eaton'. I have re-applied it a couple of times now. Is there a prescribed way to make it a bit more secure? Obviously, I don't want to go overboard and make it too permanent, knowing it will eventually need to be serviced.Also, will a 6/0 second hand fit a 980 movement? I have some spares to go on 987's but, no extra 980 second hands.

Brands that don't call you?
Are there any brands that don't call you at all?For me, and don't blame me for this, but Hamilton is one of them, never got my interest in having one, IWC is another...Any others?

What is the Panerai to get?
I'm starting to like the looks of Panerai very much. I would like to start doing some research on some models but need some direction. What Is the bread and butter for Panerai? Kind of like sub for Rolex... Is it the Pam 000, 111, 112? Which ones have the best resale incase I want to move on to another piece. Thanks for all the help so I can start conducting my more serious research. All the best,Glenn

D Blue could have been the original BLNR
I took a wrist shot of the BLNR next to the D Blue and noticed the inverse color positioning of the BLNR Bezel next to the dial color of the D Blue and immediately thought Rolex could have named the D Blue: BLNR under the right lighting conditions. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk