Watch Contributor At Departures International Online
Recently I became the watch contributing writer for Departure's International new online magazine. This is a follow-up to my holding the same position at the Centurion Magazine website. I invite you to regularly check Departures-Internationalwatches-dealer (and Centurion) for weekly updates on watches you aren't likely to see here at aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer.

the best chronograph movements.Set in a steel case, the Ref. L2.733.4.72.2 Longines Column-Wheel Chronograph
Column-wheel chronographs are those found in many of the best chronograph movements.Set in a steel case, the Ref. L2.733.4.72.2 Longines Column-Wheel Chronograph is extremely classic in its execution and design. The case is 39mm wide in steel, with a brown alligator strap. The exclusive movement inside of the watch is the mechanical caliber L688.2 which provides the tricompax chrono subdial layout. The dial design is extremely classic.

Thoughts On The Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Ultra-Thin Jubilee (The Thinnest Mechanical Watch In The World)
2013 is Jaeger-LeCoultre's 180th anniversary, and to celebrate they have presented a "Jubilee" collection.? The most impressive of this trio of watches is the Gyrotourbillon Three, which we showed you in great detail in episode three of the Road To Basel.? The second watch in this Jubilee set is the cylindrical tourbillon with perpetual calendar.? It's definitely an amazing piece, too.? But to me, the most interesting watch in Jaeger-LeCoultre's 180th anniversary Jubilee set is one of the most simple, clean watches JLC has made in a long time.? In fact, it might set the new standard for complete elegance.? Actually, the Master Ultra-Thin Jubilee does literally set a new standard for something - it is the thinnest mechanical watch on earth, with case thickness of just 4.05mm. ?Read on for more about this incredible watch. 2 OF 27 The MUT Jubilee continues with a theme set forth by such awesome watches as the MUT Moonphase, and this year's truly superb MUT Perpetual Calenda

New Addition - My Breitling B01
Hello Everyone.so the other day i splurged and decided to buy this 41mm breitling B01. Love the way it looks. feels heave and love the screw down push pieces. this is also my first diamond dial watch. Here are a few iphone pics. This is my most expensive Breitling to date

Tell me more about my Rolex! (gifted from father)
Hi all! First time poster here. I have long been into watches, and have recently received a special gift for my 25th birthday, my fathers Rolex datejust. I remember seeing this watch throughout my entire life, and to say I'm excited would be an understatement. Anyway, I'd like to know the reference and as much about this watch as possible, and I'll attach three pictures I just took. He purchased the watch in Switzerland while on vacation there, in the early 1980's, he thinks it might have been 1982 but he's not entirely sure. I know it's 36mm with a jubilee bracelet, a smooth bezel, and what seems like a black or maybe even a slight matte black dial. It has just returned from it's second service by Rolex in the over the 30+ years the watch has been alive, and I think it's looking great. New acrylic crystal, polished, certain parts of movement replaced, etc. Anyway, tell me what you think, and I'd really love to hear more about this watch from true experts. Tell me everything and anythi