7 Ways To Survive As A Watch Lover On A Budget
Love luxury watches but can't afford them? Feeling slighted that all the cool timepieces you seem to be interested in are out of your budget? Frustrated when people with more money and less taste than you get to enjoy the finer watches in life? You aren't alone. One of the most difficult parts of being a watch guy (or woman) for many people is reconciling with the fact that a lot of the products you want to buy are more expensive than you can afford. This is tough to deal with, and we can't pretend that we can teach you secret ways to own your favorite high-end watches without having to pay for them.Having said that, we've put together 7 ways to survive as a watch lover on a budget so that you can enjoy as many of the best watches possible for your hard earned money. It is possible to be a serious watch lover while also being relatively economical - and you don't even need to resort to becoming a watch blogger to do so! It will just take a bit more time and energy, but for many timepie

Size ok?
Had the day off today and went window shopping with the missus - just wandering aimlessly and ended up at the AP boutique.Been thinking for a long while about a new addition and the Royal Oak kept popping up as a potential contender after seeing all the amazing pics and posts recently.I really wanted to see the blue and black dial but alas they didn't have any in stock, so I tried on the white (15400st.oo.1220st.02). Given that I have a puny 6.5 inch wrist, I was concerned about the size of the watch, the fit and how it looked. The missus took these pics and I didn't check it before leaving so they may not be the best shots.Your opinions please.

Breitling & Omega Discussions
Where are some of the better quality forums like this one that focus on Breitling or Omega? I can't seem to find anything good with my modest Google-ing skills.Thanks

Great White in the house
I looked for 3-4 years before finding one. I love the real thing as much as thepictures.

New Rolex in the family
Greetings all:My last post was back in November about my Rolex Sub dating which I wasn't happy with, but, all that aside, I gave that watch away at Christmas to my step-son after the Texas AD gave it a serious overhaul. Back in January I was cruising a local estate sale when I bought a Ladies Rolex for $2500. Took it to the Denver AD and gave them $850 to have it overhauled.Happy wife is a happy life!This morning she got to wondering what its value might be? We looked at other ladies watches while at Williams (the AD) and they seem to be in the $5K+ range.Here's the details: Ladies rolex nondate with jubilee bracelet and clear stone markers yellow fluted bezel. Mod 76193 ser# Y504048 made in the fall of 2002.Anyone suggest a good value so my ladywife will be happy?Thanks