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Review of the Citizen Skyhawk A-T From Watchreport.com
Most pilots and aviation enthusiasts tend to be gadget lovers. So when the new Citizen Skyhawk A-T was announced last year, my interest was piqued.

AP and JLC in Toronto?
I hope I am not violating some forum rule but I'd like to have some suggestion about shops in Toronto which carry these two brands. There are several models of both makers which I'd like to see in the flesh before deciding something and I would like to take advantage of a trip I will have there soon to do this (I live in South America and many of these watches are difficult even to see at a shop), so I would like a large official or semi-official dealer with many models on display. However, after looking them, I might decide to buy something directly during the trip, in which case a place with good prices could also be appreciated. Once again, if it is against the rules to ask for such informations here please move, edit or remove this post as appropriate. I posted it anyway because I would think that at least the official dealers of the brands should be possible to have and for some reason I could find easily the AP dealers (in the AP's page) but not the JLC ones...GLF

Tried on the Chronomat today....
While at the Rolex AD today trying to decide on either a SS Sub C and a DJ2 I tried on a Breitling Chronomat B01 AND let me tell you! I think I am in love! While a big Rolex fan I think the Breitling is a much nice/sharper looking watch!!

14060 bezel insert - fat four?
First time poster who¡¯s spent way too long in these forums already :)I¡¯ve been looking into procuring a 14060 (not a 14060M) and I¡¯m trying to figure out if the original bezel insert would have had a ¡°fat four¡± font or the skinny four on the number 40.I¡¯ve seen both fonts on the 14060s and can¡¯t figure out if it¡¯s because I¡¯m seeing serviced / replaced bezel inserts or if Rolex just released both variants for the 14060s. It seems important for the anniversary sub, but I have yet to see a write up on just normal 14060s. Anyone able to shed any light?

Are Today's Rolexes Overpriced?
All things considered and taking into account that there are many outstanding watches in the -$5K range. Some attribute the exorbitant pricing to Rolex SA's extensive and costly marketing program. Others say one is strictly paying for the name and visual recognition.At one time, a Rolex was affordable (for those who really wanted one) by either being frugal or eliminating other miscellaneous/unnecessary expenditures. It's a seemingly different story today as $8-10K+ represents a bigger chunk of change even when accounting for current inflation and higher salaries/wages.A co-worker bought his 1675 back in the mid-1970s while working at a minimum wage job (about $2.00/hour). It took him roughly six weeks + some overtime to accrue the necessary funds. Today at minimum wage (e.g. $5.50/Georgia to $11.50/Washington), it would take close to a year's wages (and that's not even allowing for basic living expenses).Over the past few decades, Rolexes have become an 'elitist' commodity rather than