Ulysse Nardin Maxi Marine Chronometer

Edox Grand Ocean Automatic Chronograph Watch Review
I am happy to present you with this reader submitted review of the Edox Grand Ocean Automatic Chronograph watch. Please thank Erwin V. for not only taking the time to photograph the watch and write his thoughts about it, but also in having the passion to share his perceptions with the aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer reader community. The watch actually impressed me a lot and is from Edox's most recent watch collection for 2009. My favorite part is the very life-like porthole style window on the caseback, very cool. Check out the review below with images also by Erwin V.:"At the moment Edox is still a relatively unknown Swiss watch brand. However, they've made quite a few interesting watches during their 125 year history, for instance the 1961 Delfin watch which raised the global bar for shock protection and water resistance. Another interesting fact about Edox is that it remains an independent watch maker to this date. This adds an nice authentic touch to their products. They recently launch

A few Waltham Trench Watches that I recently finished.
Hey guys ! ! ! !Time to show some love to the Walthams ! ! ! ! I finished up these three VERY NICE Walthams in the past week or so.I've been so busy finishing up the book I wrote about Elgin Trench Watches that I sort of neglected the Walthams for awhile.These pictures show a GREAT range of what Waltham was putting out during the Great War ! ! ! ! ! !All three have a case made by a different company & country.Dennison Watch Case Company: EnglandAmerican Watch Case Company: Canadian Division, TorontoIllinois Watch Case Company: United States1915 Waltham, 15 jewels, size 0s, 36mm Sterling Silver Dennison Semi-Hermetic case with coins edge bezel & case back, this is HUGE for a size 0s, black enamel military dial.1915 Waltham, 15 jewels, size 3/0s, Sterling Silver case made by the American Watch Case Company, SPRING BAR LUGS, lumed hands, white enamel military dial.1918 Waltham, 15 jewels, size 3/0s, Sterling Silver case made by the Illinois Watch Case Company, thin spade hands, wh

Chrono or GMT?
Hi all. I'm looking for some help in picking out my next watch. I am looking for a sport watch for, primarily, weekend and vacation wear.The two watches I am looking at are the Omega 2225 Chrono and the Omega 2535 GMT. I might also consider other watches in this series, such as the quartz varient. These watches meet my qualifications for durability, waterproof, and look great on either a steel or a rubber strap.Here's my question, I tried on both of these watches and I was concerned about how thick the 2225 was. I actually prefer this watch over the GMT because I like the chrono look and function and I already have a Rolex GMT. Do any owners out there find the 2225 too thick or bulky for casual wear?As I said the watch I end up buying will mostly be worn during off hours like weekends. So, although thick, I am unlikely to be wearing long sleeves and trying to get the watch under my cuff.I'll try and post pics later showing the two models I referenced.

5711 5712 caseback
Please explain to me,The 11 is a normal screwback case ,the whole watchcase out of 3pcs the middlepiece the caseback and the bezel fixed with 4screws to the middlepiece.How about the caseback of 12 ?Thanks

Cool video of Patek Philippe watch maintenance (17 minutes long)
.youtube/watch?v=3cgh83Yste0I don't envy the jobs of these watchmakers doing something as tedious as this.