Seiko Ananta Automatic Chronograph Diver��s Watch and Sportura Alarm Chronograph
Among Seiko’s new launches at Baselworld were the Ananta Automatic Chronograph Diver's Watch and the Sportura Alarm Chronograph. Priced thousands of dollars apart, these two models represent the range of Seiko’s achievements. One offers a manufacture automatic movement, hand-polished case and hand-painted lacquer dial, and the other quartz precision and functionality in a handsome package. Find prices and wallpaper inside. The Ananta Automatic Chronograph Diver's watch is one of the leading models in Seiko’s 130th Anniversary Commemorative Collection, offered as a limited edition of 700 pieces. It will be released in the autumn on a worldwide basis.Seiko created its first diving watch in 1965. Since then, the brand has been at the forefront of diving watch technology. The world's first titanium diving watch came in 1975, and the world's first computerized diving watch followed in 1990. The new Ananta Chronograph Diver's Watch is powered by caliber 8R39, which is desig

Buy It Now: aBlogtoRead.com Limited Edition Watch Winder By Wolf Designs
The limited edition aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer Watch Winder by Wolf Designs is now available for purchase while pieces last. As previewed a few days ago, this useful winder is a necessary accessory for most people who own automatic mechanical watches. I've worked closely with Wolf Designs to bring dedicated aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer readers a special item that celebrates our shared passion for watches and can be used with their watch collection. This winder is fully aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer branded and will come with a special customized plaque with the owner's name engraved and number in the limited edition series.Based on Wolf Design's Cub Winder module 2.1 single watch winder, the unit is black leatherette wrapped and purposefully angular in shape to allow for them to be stacked or set in a row with other winders. The unit is 5 inches wide, by 4.5 inches deep, and 5.75 inches tall. There is no need to adjust any settings as it is designed to fully wind the majority of automatic watc

Thinking of a 15202
I've had my 15400 with the black dial for about two years now. I also picked up a Daytona over Christmas. I really love the size of Daytona since my wrist is under 6.75 inches, but I've always wanted a blue dial Royal Oak, and the 39mm would be perfect on me (I once had a 15300). I did ask AP about switching the black dial for the blue, and they said no since the blue is a boutique edition. I was planning to sell the 15400 after it comes back from Clearwater for the 3rd year warranty service, which would bring me down to a Rolex 114060 and the Daytona. Now I'm entertaining the idea of selling both the Daytona and 15400 to buy a 15202 instead. That would still leave me with my Sub and the 15202, which I think I'd be happy with.Thoughts?

Update
Hi allI have been in and out of love with this timepiece but I am now 100% sure this is the right first Patek for me. The trouble is finding one new in a UK AD - anybody know of one available please?I am conscious of the possibility of a price increase on the horizon so think it would be wise to act fast. Thanks for your help. Anuj

Braclet Market Strategy
I'm a little curious. What if Rolex began offering the option to ditch the braclet on certain models (like the DJ or GMT) in favor of a strap? Certain brands do this already (Omega, Blancpain) and it lowers the cost of the watch by over $2k. This is especially useful for people (like myself) who prefer straps over bracelets, particularly on watches that aren't specifically designed to be in the water.Just wondering the general thoughts of the community.