Linde Werdelin Journalistic Piece On Selectism.com
You of course know that I cover the Linde Werdelin brand watches often. I have a good relationship with the people there, and quite like their innovative watches. A refreshing brand that offers a truly unique watch line that also sits firmly as a luxury brand. I tend to talk mostly about their products, but you may be curious about other details related to the brand. Selectism has a nice feature where they discuss the brand in a journalistic article that sheds new light on what goes on there, and who is behind the striking designs.Read the Selectism article about Linde Werdelin here.

Can't stop staring...
Really love AP Ceramic!

Omega SeaMaster or Planet Ocean???
I am looking at both watches, Bond Edition..the planet ocean is a bigger watch, 45mm compared to 41 mm. Does anyone have an opinion which is nicer looking???

Help buying a 5167a
Hello everyone,After much debate and many hours spent on this forum I've decided to pursue an Aquanaut!Unfortunately the AD that I have a relationship with does not carry PP. That being said will I be able to get a discount on this watch and can anybody recommend an AD that will be able to do so?Thank you all so much!

Are we as a community too focused on value retention?
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