Partita Watch and Jewelry Store In San Francisco: Cornucopia Of Rare And Wonderful Watch Brands
When evaluating a watch store, my two main considerations are the selection and prices. A store has to have good watches which are priced well. Otherwise, I suggest people take their business elsewhere, but when you have the combination of an excellent selection along with fair prices and a friendly and knowledgeable staff; I am eager to give a watch store my business.I came across Partita Custom Jewelry and Watch Store in San Francisco quite coincidentally while walking along Chestnut Street in the Marina district. Each time I see watches in a store window, I have to stop and look. What I saw at the time were Schaumburg, Limes, and Graham watches sitting in the window. Rare watches indeed, and I had never even seen a store thus far that carried the rare Schaumburg and Limes watch brands. Upon walking in I was presented with many other veritable brands. I had the opportunity to speak with Beverly and Calvin who own and operate the shop. They have a very interesting take on the watches

Sinn EZM 13 Review
Few things are quite as much fun as trying on a new Sinn. Before you even get in on your wrist, the sight of it is something special. You can tell that it's overbuilt, beautifully machined and lacking in fussy nonsense. Sinn watches are unlike other watches out there, as is the brand. They do things their own way, focusing on technology and engineering that few brands could even dream of while managing to pull off clean, tasteful aesthetics and prices that are within reach. They're the enthusiasts’ tool watch, with models so diverse it's easy to own, or desire several. This is why, as you might have noticed, the team here at w&w are slightly obsessed with them, many of us owning a few.At Basel World 2014 Sinn released a watch that really caught my attention: the EZM 13. Part of their "Einsatzzeitmesser" or Mission Timer series, the EZM 13 took their EZM 3, a watch I am particularly fond of, and added in a chronograph. The resulting watch is a tool watch dream, with 500m WR, a

15400 in the UK (advice)
Never owned an AP did toy with the idea of a ceramic diver but that meant moving on all of my Rolex collection which I wasn't and still not willing to do.But of late I have really started to admire the 15400With little knowledge of these and being in the UK what's sort of price should I be looking at and would it be AD or grey (prefer to buy new or LNIB) Dial wise I'm looking at the black dial.For some back ground, collection evolution is going in the route of selling my custom 114060, keeping my 116600 and then adding a white 116500 and looking to add this 15400Any help or advice most welcome

Two Tone Breitling Watches
Hello everyone,I was thinking about buying a Breitling Galactic 36. I was wondering if the two tone is still rolled gold or do they use solid yellow gold or solid rose gold now?Thank you

Tudor Bronze Bay
Hey Guys I'm getting a Tudor Bronze Bay at Doha Airport for roughly $3875. The sales guy says its a great deal and its very hard to find this watch. Comments please? To buy or not?