Romain Jerome Batman-DNA Watch Debut
For the 75th Anniversary of Batman, Swiss Romain Jerome has partnered with DC Comics to produce the Batman-DNA collection of limited edition watches. There is one version of the watch, and it is limited to just 75 pieces, with a Batman logo on the dial and case shaped with angles on the bezel to remind of the Batmobile. It might appear as though there are two versions, but it is just a "light and darkness shot" of the watch with and without the luminant glowing. This is the first watch relationship between Romain Jerome and DC Comics, but the concept is by no means a surprise, given Romain Jerome's history of making limited edition watches in honor of pop culture icons.Romain Jerome and Batman fans will love the new limited edition watch, but it won't win any converts who are more interested in traditional horological fare. In many ways, the almost $20,000 timepiece is the ultimate Batman fan-boy wearable. It captures the dark, strong essence of the modern Batman characters nicely, and

Welcome watches-dealer, The New aBlogtoRead
You've probably noticed a few changes around here. Welcome to a redesigned and renamed aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer, which will from here on out be known as "watches-dealerwatches-dealer." I'd like to tell you a bit about some of the new features, and what we feel is a great new way to enjoy your favorite watch website.Five years ago in 2007 when I started aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer I didn't know that it was going to be an "all watch" website - which might explain the original name of the site. A few weeks after I started the blog it became clear to me that it was going to focus on watches, perhaps exclusively. For a while I toyed with the idea of changing the name, but it never happened. I even went so far as to register a few possible new domain names. One, that was an obvious choice (as even indicated by early readers and friends of the site) was "watches-dealer." I don't need to explain why the new name makes sense, and hope you welcome it.The reason for my long-standing hesitation in

AP 36mm SS bracelet - Where and How Much?
Hey Everyone, First post here. Been a long time vintage AP fan and have owned several from quarts 33mm to 36mm 14790 two tones. Mainly because I can't afford the 39mm chrono yet :)Anyhow, I just got a slight step closer and just purchased a 36.5mm Pictet & Cie Special Edition in absolute mint condition. I would really love to put a bracelet on it. Do you guys know where I could get something like this or how much it would cost?I was thinking of buying a 14790ST and switching the bands if I can't find any solutions and then reselling the 14790ST with the Pictet leather band as the Pictet band is quite special and there are lots of people out there who have been looking for a leather band for their 14790Here is a quick pic of the watch, since I am proud of it.

Diver+Bracelet
Loving it so far.

Incoming Speedy!!! But can't wear it...yet.
Finally my new Speedmaster 3570.50 arrived today! However, it seems this bracelet is one that needs a professional to adjust. Anyone try to adjust it on their own? Anyway, can't wait to actually wear it!