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My First Grail Watch: James Lamdin Of watches-dealer (And analog/shift)
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. Today, we're speaking with one of our own writers, James Lamdin. Along with writing about watches, he's also the founder and CEO of analog/shift, and he's painted us a rather vivid picture of his own grail hunt.watches-dealer (ABTW): Who are you, and what is your relationship to the watch industry?James Lamdin: I am James Lamdin, and in addition to my freelance writing for ABTW and other outlets, I am the founder and CEO of analog/shift, an online boutique with a curated selection of vintage timepieces. In other words, I work on both sides of the timepiece industry, covering new watches and current events while wearing my writer's cap, as well as buying, selling, and brokering vintage wrist and pocket watches for individual and corporate clients. In many ways, I get the best of both worlds, and should

Montblanc Star Chrono GMT Perpetual Calendar Bewitching
If you want to see a real classy watch, look at this number and try all the watches that you see by its standard. The watch Montblanc Star Chrono GMT Perpetual Calendar is clearly an embodiment of what an elegant watch should be. The watch is available in a variety of options when it comes to his case. You can choose the yellow, white, pink in the case of gold or Platinum with your personality and style of life. However, it is a limited edition, with only 100 pieces for each type of case, but only three pieces for the case of the Platinum look.

Introducing: The New Rolex Datejust 41mm
Rolex has released a slew of new watches at this year's Baselworld. You may have already seen (and drooled over) the new Rolex Daytona with black ceramic bezel or the new Rolex Explorer, but one we haven't talked about yet is the new 41 mm Datejust. 1 OF 3 The Datejust, first produced in 1946, is the bread and butter for Rolex. It is one of their most iconic and popular models and the vintage versions are incredibly collectible. Another little known fact is that the ladies' Datejust is the highest selling Rolex model EVER (for real). So it is no surprise that Rolex keeps reinventing the wheel with the Datejust because, it's just a really good watch. 2 OF 3 Which brings me to the 41 mm. This "new" model features the same aesthetic and design as it's predecessors (the Datejust 36 mm and the Datejust II which is 41 mm), with a sunburst dial and glistening fluted bezel. The watch features the standard date at 3 o'clock that has moved ever so slightly and is now

Hamilton King Pilot 46mm- a review
Sorry, guys. No photos. I cannot post from this device.I am writing about the 46mm with dark grey dial and light brown strap- see google for images.I was in the market for something oversize. Something I could wear to work with a nice suit. Something like an IWC Big Pilot or a Panerai Luminor....but for a fraction of the price.So one Saturday in January, my buddy and I dropped by our top local Hamilton dealer for a browse before heading to the pub.And there it was.The King Pilot caught my eye from the display case and when I heard the price, I had to struggle to stop smiling so that I could negotiate with my poker face. I would have paid full retail, no problem!The King Pilot is a work of art. The color scheme, grey dial and light brown strap, is just gorgeous. The huge case is a stunning combination of brushed and polished stainless steel.I mean, I could go and on. It's fantastic. And the movement, which can be seen through the back, is super cool. The strap is so thick and

Buenos Aires AD¡¯s
Anyone familiar with the numerous AD¡¯s that are in the Recolata vicinity of Buenos Aires?