Buying Watches In Walnut Creek, California: OC Watch Company
Welcome back to an watches-dealer original series, where we discuss important stores that sell watches all over the world. Each store we profile has an interesting story to tell about where they operate and who they sell to. Whether you buy watches from brick and mortar retailers or prefer to buy watches online, these are the stores that help shape our watch culture around the globe. There is a long list of stores to cover, but if there is a retail location in your favorite city that we simply can't miss, let us know in the comments below. Here is a map of stores we have covered so far.Where to buy watches in Walnut Creek, California?With the name "OC Watch Company," you might expect to find this store in Orange County in Southern California. But no, in this case, it's "OC" for O'Connor, as in Kyle O'Connor, who spent a dozen years in the jewelry and customer service industry before opening OC Watch Company in 2013 in Walnut Creek - which is in East Bay area in Northern California. But

Which One??
Even though was bitten hard on the acquisition of my first AP - ROO RG 44mm a year backcourtesy of a sudden price drop. However till date no other brand has gotten me more intrigued.So here I am ready for next piece soon enough, which one would you go for. The first image isborrowed and from SIHH 2014 coverage. Have a great weekend.Cheers!Urooj

PO 8500 w/MESH
I know some don't like it, but I changed it up and went with the mesh. I bought the watch this past weekend and ordered the mesh the next day. When I got home (to about 4 inches of snow) it was waiting for me.So I threw it on.I ordered it from Otto Frei. It may not be as hefty as the mesh that comes standard on the PO or on the Ploprof, but I like the look. Its a touch tighter than the one I had on the 42mm. I may need the extension for the one notch.Rob

Advice on the daytona face
HelloI have sold my Sub a few days ago and am now interested in a Daytona. With my Sub. I had trouble seeing the time of night and I was watching the Daytona with brown dial and I have the same problem. Do I have to completely discard the black dial at the Daytona that I'm starting to look for? Anyone who already has the model with the black dial can advise me?Thanks friends.

datejust II
New Member hereI currently have a mid 90s TT 36mm datejust and an older 34MM SS datejust. I am not attached to either of them and really am liking the look of the 41mm dates. I have a friend with a 2013 116334 datejust 2 with a diamond dark rhodium dial that he is looking to sell. The watch is worn but in very nice shape. He has not had to service it as of yet and functions as new. My question is what is a fair price range for this particular watch. I am far from an enthusiast and really don't have my finger on the pulse of what these used watches have actually been selling for vs the asking prices I'm seeing on Ebay etc. Thank you for any insight