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Watching Watches
Watch spotting is a really silly hobby, but I cannot help it most of the time. Walking around at events with my eyes at wrist level, sometimes I impress myself by spotting watches. Naming the brand, the model from afar. Is this like bird watching? Probably not as primordial. I spend a good deal of my time scoping out the watches people wear, and the watches I see. I am ranking up points in my mind.My issue is whether I should judge people on the watches they wear. I don't do it indiscriminately, but often times I will make a judgment call. For example, you seem someone with an expensive Rolex. To me, this means they throw money at image, and have no ability to choose. I am not saying all Rolexes lack taste or style, but they require no thought. It is the instant watch people with money and know nothing about watches go to. What impresses me more is a nice watch that someone has to put thought into. No specific examples come to mind because it really depends on the budget and personali

Which watch should I buy my hubby for xmas?
Have you all heard of Skagen?? Their watches are Danish-inspired and always clean, sophisticated, and affordable pieces. My husband and I have been fans for a while, and I was thinking about getting him a watch for Christmas. Which one do you guys like better?? If you have any other Skagen suggestions let me know!!!!

Omega PO Crown Waterproof Unscrewed?
I'm curious if anyone has an answer, is the PO crown still waterproof to any degree when unscrewed?Rolex claims that both the twinlock and triplock crowns will maintain their watertight nature even when fully unscrewed, so I'm wondering if Omega has the same or similar design. I sometimes think about what would happen if I showered or swam with my PO 8500 with the crown unscrewed (don't worry, I'm not brave enough to do it).I suppose the best way to find out would be to unscrew the crown an put it in a pressure tester and see at what point it fails...

Omega. Old and cool..
I have seen this online for sale, I think it looks great - 48mm case. I think its been made from a pocket watch.This timepiece features an elegant dial is in good condition. This dial features a 60 minute outer track borders with 24 hour red Arabic numerals and inner track borders with black enameled main Arabic numbering with the red 12, steel Spade-style hands and a recessed sub-seconds dial with 60 second outer chapter and ¡°sweep¡± gold steel seconds hand. The new dial has been professionally updated, and now is in excellent condition.Signed OMEGA in white enameled lettering below the red 12 with trademark Omega symbol above this. This model features an ORIGINAL four piece, double-hinged nickel case. This watch was converted from pocket watch. The case was made especially for OMEGA. Turning the watch over I note that the engraved back lid is nice and clean. The lugs are in great condition while the original winding crown is in very good shape and operates properly. The inside of th

Will Tudor Black Bay or Tudor Heritage Chrono bracelet fit the Black Bay 41?
Hi all, I recently picked up a BB41 without the bracelet and really like it. Rather than pick up a bracelet separately, I am thinking it might make more sense to pick up a Tudor Heritage Chrono or maybe a red bezel Black Bay to switch out the bracelet from time to time between the two watches.Does anyone know if either of these bracelets will fit the Black Bay 41 (hopefully and preferably the THC)Oh, and a picture of my BB41.Thanks!Greg Sent from my LG-H830 using Tapatalk