Pairs Well With: Holiday Edition
The holiday season is once again upon us with Christmas right around the corner. And with Christmas come presents, merriment, and a big family meal that can only be rivaled by Thanksgiving. So today's Pairs Well With is Christmas-themed, geared towards maximizing comfort without sacrificing style on the big day. Chunky knit sweater? Yup. Sweatpants made of wool with some stretch in the waist for some post-dinner relief? We've got ��em. Moccasins and socks that'll keep your feet toasty all night long? You betcha! And we've even included a great English-made flask that'll keep that fire in your belly burning.We're pairing this outfit with the recently reviewed Aevig Valkyr. With the warm tones of its bronze case, green bezel, and red seconds hand, the Valkyr is a perfect match.1. Aevig Valkyr Bronze2.?LL Bean Heritage Norwegian Crewneck Sweater3.?J. Crew Sideline Pants in Wool4. Fair Isle Socks5. Quoddy Grissy Moccasins6. 8oz. Flask from Best Made Co. 

Thinking about buying a Cosmic
Hey all,I'm thinking about buying a late 1960s Seamaster Cosmic. The case serial number is 166.026. And movement 565. Do you all have any advice? Or can you tell me anything about it? It's all gold plated - even the back. I'm either gonna get the Cosmic or a Seamaster De Ville. Thanks

Really jonesing for the 42mm Planet Ocean
so much so that I am thinking about an Explorer II/Planet Ocean combo instead of the Sea-Dweller.

The Art of Watches Grand Expedition
My local AD gave me this flyer last week. Has anyone been to this before? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I received my KERMIT from Italy!
Hello everybody! Some great news...Finally it became reality! I have my KERMIT! I bought it from a dealer in Italy via Chrono24 (I live in spain myself) I trade in my 114060 with some extra euro��s for a 16610LV RRR from 2008, with box and papers in mint condition. It took about a week to receive the Kermit after I first send my 114060 to Italy.. Everything went really smooth.. I found it a little scary though, as I never purchased a watch online..I went to my local AD yesterday so the Rolex watchmaker could have a look inside the watch to see if it needed a service. It is in perfect condition, as the seller told me, so he recommended not to service it. It took him about 20 minutes to check the movement. He also tested the watch in several positions. They really treated me very good. After the check up, the Rolex watch maker sat down with me to explain everything he checked using his Ipad to show me the exact components of the 3135 movement. They were very pleased and impressed to see a