Linde Werdelin Watches At Baselworld 2009 Video
Linde Werdelin is mighty proud of their first year at Baselworld. It marks a big occasion, a true entrance into the world not only making watches, but being part of the watch industry. So proud that they have enlisted bloggers like me and RJ at Fratellowatcheswatches-dealer to share with you the novelties and personalities you would have seen if you were at Basel this year. The people at Linde Werdelin are people. More importantly they understand good watches and they understanding modern ways of selling good watches. They are of the few luxury watch brands selling online. This is because they understand the modern market, as many older watch makers still poke at the Internet with a queazy face just as a youngster would to a plate of liver and onions.Aside from their Internet presence, watch for Linde Werdelin watches to appear in select watch retailers and boutiques soon. See the video below for some nice watches, and views of Basel.

Tsovet SVT-CN38 Review
Tsovet was the first brand whose products we reviewed just over 3 years ago (yikes!). A fitting start for w&w, as it was a well styled and affordable piece. 3 years later, we've learned an awful lot about watches, brands, and what qualities to look for in an affordable piece. Similarly, Tsovet has continued to grow, gaining popularity and refining their look. It's fitting now that we get to revisit the brand and take a look at one of their most intriguing and possibly surprising watches to date, the SVT-CN38.Prior to this design, if you had asked me for a super quick description of Tsovet's watches, I would have said, big, bold, military styled watches with a nod to Russian and Submarine aesthetics. The SVT-CN38 veers strongly from that description with a distinctly 30's/40's, Bauhaus design in a modest 38mm case. There is still something stern and severe, perhaps constructivist, about it, which speaks to the brands origins, but the design is clearly rooted in something more German

AP 15400 horned croc strap?
I'm finalizing a deal and I should be (fingers crossed) the proud owner of an AP 15400 silver dial. I always thought the horned croc strap looked awesome on the AP Safari but I know it's a larger AP.Is there any option available to fit a brown horned strap on a 15400?Thanks!

First post - Fell in love with a girl named Daytona but I can��t find her
I've never been one to spend big on watches but through a friend who is an avid Rolex collector my interest in the brand picked up. I started researching the brand and the craftsmanship that goes into the watches and grew a deep passion for it. I was immediately sold and decided I need to have one but the problem was I didn't know which one, all I knew was that I wasn't going to settle, compromise isn't an option, if I'm going to spend the money I have to love the watch. I don't want any part of buyers remorse at the cost of saving a few bucks.I looked at hundreds to thousands of different online images of the many beautiful available Rolex watches, from classic elegant designs to the more sportier looks. Finally I came across a stainless steel Rolex Daytona with the white dial and knew right then and there that's the one for me. The same way I knew the girl I dated would someday be my wife. Problem is I can't find a place that carry's this watch. What am I missing ?Who or what place c

What could happen if Swatch bought Rolex (example)
Here is what I think could be the result...Example of what Rolex quality could become like if Swatch bought RolexNot that Swatch will ever be in a position to buy Rolex. The converse might be true.