TAG Heuer Men's Aquaracer Watch

Rolex Daytona Watch: A Zero To Hero Story
Written by Andrew Morgan for watches-dealerThe StoryIf there's ever been a story of zero to hero, it's that of the Rolex Daytona. Unloved and unwanted, selling barely 500 units annually in its formative years, the Rolex Daytona has grown to become one of the most coveted watches of all time, commanding year-long waiting lists and astonishing residuals. The question is, how did that happen? This is the journey that turned Rolex's loser of a David into a hulking great Goliath.The Sixties was the decade of the sports chronograph. Jack Heuer's appointment as CEO of Heuer guided the launch of the Autavia in 1962 and the Carrera in 1963. Omega's Speedmaster was among the first to the game, introduced at the tail end of the Fifties. But the chronograph was no new invention; seen as early as 1816 in Louis Moinet's astronomical pocket watch, and in smaller wristwatch form at the beginning of the 20th century, the chronograph was old news. In fact, Rolex itself had been making chronograph watche

My Rolex Watches doing research
The Daytona and the Sub are awake and ready to do some research of their relatives...After a little talk they go to the library and start..The Daytona wants to stop for a smoke before the reading..The sub is in love with the pictorial of his cousins..Here he is looking at the older relatives..The Daytona is looking at some old family pictures..Looking at a 1966 uncle...But here he finds THE ONE..Too much reading for them so they go out to take a drink...After a few drinks the decided to go for something strong...The Sub heads back for some reading leaving the Daytona alone..The Daytona stays drinking..But at some point looses one of the pushers to the green fairy just like Vincent Van Gogh..Poor Daytonawill have to go to service to get the pusher back.. :D:D:D:D

Panerai Factory Photo Tour Is Nearly Complete!
I'm working through my back log of work, and I'm about half way through editing the photos from the Panerai Factory Tour I took in May. I'm hoping to have it up by Sunday!

AP Diver: Adjusting the bezel under water...
Hi all, while researching about the AP Diver before buying it, one thing that came up time after time, review after review, was that it was not such a good diving watch as you could not adjust the timing bezel underwater, due to the fact that it would involve unscrewing the 10 O'clock crown, and that would let water in the case. I'm sure you've heard that before...BUT, guess what I just found on the AP documentation? See below:Screen Shot 2015-10-06 at 10.25.09 AM.jpgSo, I guess that it means that you CAN adjust safely the timing bezel under water! The question now is, who wants to try it out first? P.S. If you still think this is incorrect, here is the original link to AP (BTW, the whole document is really interesting...):.audemarspiguet/s/care-book/en/#/22/

Rare Omegas available at Omega Boutique King of Prussia this weekend!!
Greetings all,The Omega Boutique in King of Prussia is going to have some extremely rare pieces starting from Saturday March 8th! These are coming in for our Philadelphia GTG but will be available through Monday.The pieces include:DeVille Central Tourbillon Co-Axial LE 513.53.39.21.99.001OMEGA Watches: De Ville Tourbillon Co-Axial Numbered Edition 38.7 mm - Red gold on leather strap - 513.53.39.21.99.001DeVille Hour Vision Co-Axial Skeleton LE 431.53.41.21.64.001OMEGA Watches: De Ville Hour Vision Omega Co-Axial Limited Edition 41 mm - Red gold on leather strap - 431.53.41.21.64.001Omega Museum Collection Specialties 5700.50.07 LE #1! OMEGA Watches: The Collection Specialities Museum - Steel on leather strap - 5700.50.07The Boutique also has in stock both new Seamaster Bullheads, both variants of the new Speedmaster Mark II reissue, the JFK Commemorative Limited Edition, and 3 additional museum pieces (telemeter and two pulsemeters).Don't miss the chance to see these!Again, we're havin