Swatch Crazy Square Pink Dial Black Rubber Unisex Watch GA109

Swisstek Jet-Setter Watch Winner
Not a man of many words, Swisstek Jet-Setter limited edition watch winner Tim D. is certainly enjoying the watch he won in last month's aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer watch giveaway. According to him: "The Swisstek Jet-Setter Watch is classy with a touch of Fun. The bright colors and traditional stainless steel body is a good match. The fit and finish is good and the alarm and GMT feature is nice to have." Enjoy Tim, and thanks everyone for participating in the monthly giveaways.

Cuervo y Sobrinos Robusto Buceador Carbon Melges Limited Edition Watch
This video that was made to illustrate the partnership between Melges yachts and Cuervo y Sobrinos feels like a beer commercial from the early 1990s. I wonder what brew is enjoyed on deck during a high energy yacht regatta race on a speedy Melges 32? Sounds like Swiss owned, Cuban inspired Cuervo y Sobrinos should team up with Jose Cuervo - and dream up a new Latin lager. Mmm.. frosty. Is drinking while boat racing a good idea? I just see the boat - loaded with guys in identical outfits - running around trying to pull ropes with one hand, and their beers fly out of their other hand overboard.? After the race is over everyone kicks back a few more Cuervo Latin Lagers (that actually has a good ring to it), and passes out on the deck. Sounds like an upscale Corona ad. I should go into marketing.In honor of Cuervo y Sobrinos' partnership with Melges, and the sponsorship of their Melges 32 racing vessel, they have created a new limited edition version of their Robusto Buceador Carbon watch.

New Addition Added To My Collection
Had the Omega SMP 2220.80 for nearly two weeks now but only just got the chance to post some pics. Thanks for looking :)

Vintage Speedmaster opinions welcome
I'm new to this forum, but I have gone a little nutty buying Speedmasters lately. In the last few weeks I have bought the following: 105.003-64, 105.003-65, 145.012-67, and now an 861 from 1969. I'm planning some service and part swapping, etc for the watches, but I would like to know what you Speedmaster guys think of patina. The 64 pre pro watch is totally original...in fact it hasn't been serviced since 1977.....you read that right....1977. It's still running strong and keeping good time, but it'll be off for service after the first of the year. That's quite a testament to these watches, I think. Anyway, that watch has the typical darkened markers on the dial, and I am debating whether to leave them exactly as they are or have Jesse in Albany clean them up and re lum them. Sure it would be nice to have them stand out from the dial...and glow in the dark, but what do you all think in terms of value down the road...and just plain what you like best. I know I don't want the di

WRUW Monday 2 November, 2015
Back to Omega PO. If I can't BE bright, I should at least wear a bright watch!Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk