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Buy It Now: aBlogtoRead.com Limited Edition Watch Winder By Wolf Designs
The limited edition aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer Watch Winder by Wolf Designs is now available for purchase while pieces last. As previewed a few days ago, this useful winder is a necessary accessory for most people who own automatic mechanical watches. I've worked closely with Wolf Designs to bring dedicated aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer readers a special item that celebrates our shared passion for watches and can be used with their watch collection. This winder is fully aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer branded and will come with a special customized plaque with the owner's name engraved and number in the limited edition series.Based on Wolf Design's Cub Winder module 2.1 single watch winder, the unit is black leatherette wrapped and purposefully angular in shape to allow for them to be stacked or set in a row with other winders. The unit is 5 inches wide, by 4.5 inches deep, and 5.75 inches tall. There is no need to adjust any settings as it is designed to fully wind the majority of automatic watc

I've decided to let the cat out of the bag
I figured it might be considered mean and cruel not to tell my fellow TRF community what I was getting especially given the way I teased and taunted you guys the other day.So I figured I would do something totally different this time and not tease you. I figured I would just come right out and tell what it was this time.Are you ready?I'm getting an Audemars Pigue! %^&*$#!Dra% my K$yb&*rd just went o& th$ fritz.I'll fix it and c(me ba%k later.Sorry,Dan

Differences
I want to sell my Rolex Submariner 116610 and buy a PAM 1005. I was investigated and I saw that there are also two similar models: PAM 631 (black dial) and PAM 632 (brown dial) with the same prices. I can not find the differences between the three models. Can somebody help me? Thanks friends

Pam 113
Would it be wise to purchase a pam113 without box and papers if I can authenticate with jeweler

Glidelock bracelet sizing
Hi guys,As a long-time member and someone who's been in the watch game for more than a couple years, I am beyond embarrassed to ask this question. But I figure it's better to ask for guidance than regret trying to do it on my own...I have a new Sub on order that should be delivered later this week. This isn't my first Rolex, but it will be my first with Glidelock. Is there a recommended process to follow when sizing the bracelet? I am comfortable resizing bracelets and have the 1.6mm screwdriver. My question is really more about trying to understand the following:- Should I retract/extend the Glidelock before removing links?- Is there a recommended side (12 o'clock or 6 o'clock) from which I should start removing links on this particular bracelet design (to ensure expansion of the Glidelock keeps the watch comfortable)?I'm just trying to avoid a bunch of link changes so I can minimize the scratching potential on the bracelet and aim to get it right the first time. Any guidance on