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My First Grail Watch: Giles Ellis Of Schofield Watches
Welcome back to an original watches-dealer feature, "My First Grail Watch". In this series, we ask prominent people in the watch industry about the first timepiece that they lusted after. In today's entry, we're talking to the owner of Schofield Watch Company, Giles Ellis. In his reminiscing, he goes back, literally, to his beginnings of watch interest. His piece really goes to show that your first grail doesn't have to be something in the far reaches of haute horology - it just has to be something that you love.watches-dealer (ABTW): Who are you and what is your relationship to the watch industry?Giles Ellis (GE): Giles Ellis, owner of Schofield Watch Company. We're an independent English watch brand making high-end limited edition watches.ABTW: What was your first grail watch?GE: The Casio?LCD car game watch. ¡ê15.95 from the 1984 Argos catalogue order number 251/1834, red push button controls, multi function.ABTW: Was there ever a time in your life when you could afford it?GE: Yes, w

My Argument For Rolex Watches Article On AskMen.com
I was asked to write an article making an "argument for Rolex watches." This was to be in response to an article which was an "argument against Rolex watches." Now, understand I didn't know what the argument against Rolex watches was going to be, so I simply needed to make a broad and effective argument in favor of the world's most ubiquitous luxury watch. For what ever you can say against Rolex, a ridiculous amount of owners and fans can't be that wrong. I wouldn't go so far as to say Rolex could be the only watch brand you need to look at, but they do have a lot of merit.Like I said, my argument was constructed for all types of people to understand. If you read the comments after the articles, some people got irked that my articles didn't delve deep into some of the more technical or historical aspects of the argument. I appreciate their sentiments, but they need to realize that the article was intended to appeal to people who didn't know or care about what was inside of a watch move

My grail
After being here for a while, enjoying the site, the day came and I was able to get my grail watch, a two tone blue Submariner 16613. I know that there are other grails out there, but to me this is it, it's elegant when you want it to be, it's sporty when you want it to be, it fits many situations, and imho, nothing, nothing beats that blue. :)

Added 2 nice ones.
Here's the link to the q & d pics:.info/foru...htm#post413067The seller also has a caliber 19A that I'm going to look at next week.

Christmas presents
A bit late, but after the rush of Christmas, I have finally sat down to play with my Christmas watches from my partner. My latest incomings, glad to have the LV back in the fold, as it is one watch that I loved and regretted selling. First time for a DJ 36 and actually its the one watch I have worn over the most of Christmas a wrist shot from Christmas day.