Watch Magazines For Your Away From Computer Reading Pleasure
If you are into watches, then you spend a good deal of time online reading about, looking at, or shopping for watches. But you can supplement this time by looking at watch magazines. Yes, there are actually a good number of them. In fact, as watch enthusiasm draws some of the most artistic, mechanical, and style conscious fans, there is bound to be a good deal of well written print content on watches.Watch magazines are a good deal like car magazines in that each has a particular appeal while trying to remain general as well. Some are more "technically driven," discussing watch movements and innovations at length, while other magazines are more "style" or "lifestyle" focused. These latter options may appeal more to the casual watch enthusiast, and will most certainly include a few articles on other interests such as fine liquor and wine, cars, or travel. Technical watch magazines can easily bore readers by going into great detail with gear diagrams and the benefits of new techniques of

Corrects books... specifically for RB2TI
Guys,I've looked and researched over 10+ rb2TI's that in the market (ebay) and through private collections courtesy of a few TRF members here over the last week. I wanted to make sure it has proper books for a complete set and some didn't have any or some don't have the right ones. My question is which books are the proper ones that came with the rb2 b/c frankly, I've seen quite of the few ones for sale with different books. What I've seen are:Certificat De Garante & D'AuthenticiteInstruction for use - ChronographCertificat D; Origine & de GarantieService Mondial/World wide serviceCan someone tell me which are the correct books? and only one should have the dealer stamp? Edwin

Advice on watch purcahse 5712R, 5980R, 5712R, AP ROO 29540
Hi Guys,I just returned from Zurich and tried a bunch of amazing watches. Here is my short list of favourites:5980/1R75,000 CHF (?51,500)5980R52,700 CHF (?36,000)5712R38,400 CHF (?26,000)- Rose Gold ROO Schumacher72,000 CHF (?49,000)Although I went to a few AD the discounts being offer were horrible so I couldnt do a deal. My favourite watch hands down is the 5980R, but my wife felt that the all gold braclet was too much of a statement and I rhink ahe is right. It also sat outside my budget ao I needes to get one 30% off which would prove very difficult given how new it was. She then made what I think is a good suggestion.By looking at the big price difference between the Chrono on leather strap (5980R) and the moon phase power reserve (5712R), then factoring in a good discount, maybe I should consider two watches. For example the 5712R and the ROO Rose Gold 25940 (older model with round push buttons). This way I have a nice watch to wear with a suit and another casual watch.So may I p

Decisions: 15202, 5146r, Aquanaut, Datograph, Chrono Bleu
Alright gents...I'm hoping I can get some of your guidance as I'm having a hard time deciding on my next move. There are so many watches on my want list but only so much cash to go around (around $60k). I've narrowed it down to 3 choices:1. 5146R and Chronometre Bleu2. 15202, Aquanaut, and Chrono Bleu3. Lange Datograph up/down in rose gold Currently I have a DSSD blue, BLNR, Sub Date, and AP Diver.What direction would you take?Thanks

Comparing DJ36, Milgauss and GMT
Hi all, I went to the AD today to try on some Rolexes. I was thinking about putting my name on the list for s sub date, but before doing so, I wanted to be 100% sure this is the perfect watch for me. This would be my first and last Rolex and I intend it to wear it daily and to the office (no suit). 8 years ago, I bought a 45mm Hamilton, which I kind of regret, because it's too big for my tiny wrists (6 1/4 inch). Which is why I haven't worn it that much, especially not in summer with short sleeves. Of course, I couldn't try on a sub date (not in stock), but they had a GMT, which has a similar 40mm case. I tried it on, but because it wasn't fitted properly to my wrist, it's hard for me to tell if this will wear comfortably once I bought it and some links will be removed. It seems the lug to lug size is just a little bit to large for me, but will it bother me later on (just like with the Hamilton)? Will I wear it sleeveless without feeling I am making a huge statement wearing a clock on