Watch Experts Network: ’24 Hours of Le Mans �� And The Winner Is: Rolex’
As afollow-up to my two posts about watches & 24 Hours of Le Mans I want to show you some pictures saying more than 1000 words�� Click on read more to see my report ��First of all congratulations to Porsche to win its 17th 24 Hours of Le Mans race. After a clear dominance of Audi during the last years Le Mans now has a new winner: Porsche Motorsport.After some years of abstinence Porsche came back to Le Mans last year but did not win the race. Audi did. Porsche came back again this year and at 15:00 CET won the 24 Hours of Le Mans.Once again: Congratulations!If you have been reading my two articles about 24 Hours of Le Mans and the active engagement of Swiss watch manufacturers with some leading teams you might have been following the race like I did the last 24 hours.Now, after the show is over, I want to show you some pictures that will impress you.I simply took some screenshots with my iPad during the last minutes of the race and then during the price giving ceremony. What one c

Now Also Writing Watch Reviews For AskMen.com
While I started a few weeks ago, my first watch review is now up on AskMenwatches-dealer here - on the Guepard RetroSwiss watch. This is the newest venue to feature my writing and I want to first thank AskMenwatches-dealer for their gracious inclusion of my thoughts on watches. I'll be writing several AskMenwatches-dealer reviews each month. Their editorial process requires that all watches to be reviewed be confirmed by their editors. So the choice of watches to review is really a joint effort between the two of us.I will tell you a bit about AskMenwatches-dealer if you aren't familiar with it. It is a portal for all things "men." Parts of it are like a higher-brow Maxim magazine, other parts discuss issues related living, health, finance, fashion (where you'll find the watch reviews), and plenty of other topics for men of all interests, ages, and backgrounds. AskMenwatches-dealer is part of IGN Entertainment, which is part of Fox Interactive Media. I've always enjoyed their particula

Rubber Clad Back From Clearwater Today With Black Datewheel
Just got my G rubber clad back from a full spa treatment and had them replace the datewheel with the black wheel. Amazed at AP Clearwaters level of service and they beat there estimate by a month!

Am I the only one who cannot understand...
Omega?Let me explain...this coincides with numerous posts about the thickness and comfort of the PO.I have a 42mm PO 8500 and have very strong feelings about it.First....it is way too thick. It does not have any satisfactory adjustment for the band and angers me almost every day.It is stunning to look at and the movement is awesome. But I cannot make it fit properly and comfortably.Taking it on and off constantly and/or not wearing it because of this is maddening. In fact I have barely worn it over the year I've owned it because of this.So what do I do? The Rolex Sub C or Datejust ii fit beautifully. However, the PO has essentially become a joke in terms of resale. It appears the only realistic option without opening the wallet and take a huge loss is to buy a 20 year old Explorer II. Omega is so close to catching Rolex in terms of movements and design....but without comfor what do you have?Just my 2 cents.

OMEGA SEAMASTER Chronograph Automatic 2599.80
I am new here, this may have been covered however i could not find any info on this. I have the OMEGA SEAMASTER Chronograph Automatic 2599.80 All the models that i have seen have red hands on the stop watch functions, mine are white. Can someone tell me if i have an older model or what is up. Thanks for your time and experience in advance.