GIVEAWAY: Four LEGO Watches For Adults
We aren't ashamed (in fact, we are proud) to admit that we love LEGO's collection of watches for adults. watches-dealer debuted the LEGO adult watch collection?last October. LEGO watches for kids have been around for a while, but just a few months before the release of the LEGO Movie (which we also feel was for adults who grew up playing with LEGO), the world was able to anticipate the upcoming collection made for grown up men and women. Now available for sale, watches-dealer is proud to celebrate a life-long love of the world's best building bricks with a giveaway for not one, but four LEGO watches for adults.For adults, the LEGO watches are each 42mm wide in a case that is a combination of metal and colored plastic. Inherent in each watch is the ability to swap out parts to change the colors and style. Each LEGO watch comes with both a bracelet as well as a strap or just a bracelet. The bracelet links can be swapped out with other colors, and you can also change the bezel color. That

2018 seems to be bright for AP!
The amount of watches they are dropping next year is mind boggling and the Royal Oak demand is stronger than ever. The fact that they are releasing so many models doesn't bother me since total production is still 40k anyways.Retro beast is a hitCamo 44 definitely has a market for itCeramic 42's are finally available The polarizing new anniversary Offshore has its sights dead on RMThat's not even mentioning the new 44mm RO's and and various other RO's (37mm frosted openworked )I've always been critical of the 250k AP's of the past, since many were ROO's with a tourb slapped on it throwing off the whole look.Not anymore. AP is letting it known that they want their old RM customers back, and customers of this level can afford to buy both. Only disappointment is RD2 availability. You can't show us something like that and say TBD.Let's just not talk about the new divers............

Saw this rare bird at the AD
Saw this blue dial ROC, the original owner didn't end up buying it 2 days ago so its on display. Tried it on but it still doesn't strike me like a 15202. Either way its rare and the dial is on another level compared to the black or white AP dial.

Breitling Bentley?
What's a good price on the SS version of the above? Condition = 9/10

In defense of the Patek E23 (on ref. 3747)
I own the 3747 and love it. Yes, it's a Quartz and not mechanical. Frankly, I don't care. The watch itself is gorgeous (I'm getting it serviced by Patek now and have ordered a navy blue stitched alligator strap which I'll post once I have the watch back). I also love the date function, which unfortunately is missing on the new Golden Ellipse models. Couple of reasons why I purchased this watch: A. Did I say it's gorgeous? I know it's more expensive than other Quartz watches, but the quality and aesthetics of this piece are, quite frankly, unmatched. B. I don't have to wind it - ever.C. It tells me the perfect time - every day.D. The service costs are considerably more cheaper.E. I can put it away and wear my Audemars automatic watch for weeks and know that when I pick up the Patek, it will be running (assuming of course the battery doesn't need to be replaced ;))If Patek ever comes out with a GE with a date function in an automatic movement, I could consider upgrading. Until then, this