Rado Sintra Chronograph Black Dial Black Ceramos Men's Watch R13872182

Watch@Tablet Notebook Computer Is The Future Of Wrist Watch Retail Sales
Finally, a solution for ill informed sales people at watch retail locations. Everyone who is not a watch lover is suddenly filled with scorn at this pretentious sounding remark, but let me explain. Buying a fine watch is an exploration not only into the image and heft of a watch, but a requires an explanation (or answers at least) into the movement, construction and heritage of watch. Sometimes the question is as simple as "what movement does it have, or how does it work?" Other times the question is more complex, and equally important; "why does the watch cost so much?" The vast majority of people selling watches do not know this information, and those that do quickly climb ranks out of customer service or sales positions. Ignorant sales people are a problem in all manners of luxury watch retail (actually all wrist watch retail). The situation is tantamount to going to buy a car and the sales person not knowing what type of engine the car has or what type of fuel it requires.A wonderf

Casio Oceanus Anti-Reflective Coating
Cross-Posted from Watchuseek Casio Forum:I've heard back from the customer service people at Casio Japan, and have learned from them that Casio does not put double-sided anti-reflective (AR) coating on any of their high-end Oceanus watchesonly single coating on the inside of the crystal. (And, I would guess that this means that they don't put it on their other watches either.) I was a little surprised to learn this. I think their reason is that outside-crystal AR coating can be scratched. There are two schools of thought on the desirability of double AR-coating, with those in favor liking the greatly reduced reflectiveness it affords (I'm in this camp), while those opposed noting the susceptibility to scratching. I now have two Oceanus Manta models (OCW-S1050 and OCW-S1100) and would dearly love to be able to get the sapphire crystals double-coated. However, Casio has informed me that they won't do this. One alternative would be to go with an after-market AR-coating specialist, I guess

Hamilton K 300 automatic award watch
Acquired from the collection of Rene' Rondeau. Couldn't get a good picture of back inscription. It says "To A Craftsmen" 1955. Funny and different thing is that it was awarded to an American Hamilton craftsman with a Swiss movement! Also it is 10kt gold. Most award watches were 14kt. Hope you enjoy photo of this Imo beautiful timepiece.

Could I be turning into a watch snob?
Now I'm shore I'm not the only one who feels this way lol. But here's what I mean. Let's say I buy a watch that I had seconds thoughts about the first time I seen it and then decide to buy it because I liked it the second time. But if I'm wearing that watch out in public I'll look at other watches regardless of name and I'll then look at my watch and say to my self man my watch makes that other watch look like crap. Of course I don't say that. I'm I turning into a watch snob? Please keep in mind I don't feel this way all the time.

Should I buy a Tudor Black Bay Red with ETA Movement?
Hi folks,There is a AD which is very close to my house and they have a few Tudor Black Bay on Sale 20% off. I already had a Tudor Black Bay Blue with the in house movement.Should I buy another Black Bay Red with ETA movement and Rose logo on the dial? Or wait for a new Tudor GMT?Thanks everyone Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk