Join watches-dealer With Bulova & Feldmar Watch Co. In Los Angeles On November 20th, 2014
The Bulova Watch Corporation, as you may know, has been rapidly evolving over the last few years, with a focus on more classically-inspired designs, technical know-how, and a dedication to what made the historically-American brand great to begin with. Much of this has to do with Bulova President Gregory Thumm, who, as a master watchmaker himself, is helping the company to focus on its strengths.Bulova has a lot of cool history to share, and as part of that, we've worked with them on an upcoming event here in Los Angeles meant to showcase some of the brand's history, character, and display how many of their new timepieces are directly related to their past. Furthermore, Bulova will take the opportunity to unveil a brand new 24k gold watch as part of the first edition in the new Joseph Bulova timepiece collection. We therefore invite you to join watches-dealer and Bulova at the Feldmar Watch Company store in Los Angeles on November 20, 2014 from 7:00pm - 9:00pm.Feldmar Watch Company 9000

Swatch Random Ghost SUOK111 Watch Has 15,120 Possible Dials
Timepieces like the Random Ghost (ref. SUOK111) are examples of how Swatch made inexpensive timepieces cool in the 1980s, and how Swatch's artistic way of approaching wristwatches is still extremely relevant today. The Random Ghost is in the New Gent collection and is a totally transparent watch with a colorful, exposed quartz movement. The reason Swatch calls it the "Random Ghost" is because the pieces of the movement are colored and chosen at random when the watch is produced resulting in 15,120 possible color combinations.This effectively means that you'll be hard pressed to find two which are exactly the same, and most all Random Ghost watches are unique. The concept is simple, but quite satisfying as the watch's quartz guts are the most prominent feature on this totally skeletonized watch thanks to the clear plastic case. Visually interesting, this under $100 watch is arguably much more fun to wear than pieces costing many, many times as much.I got to play with a Random Ghost watc

ROC 39 mm vs ROC 41
Hello AP lovers. Almost a year has passed side the new ROC 41mm was introduced, what are your thoughts? Do owners of the 39mm feel they want a new 41? Better design? Has the 39mm lost value now that the 41mm are available or since they have been discontinued have they increased their value?

Possible Sector Dial for the 5170?
Well we have seen Arabic markers on the 5070, Roman numerals on the 5170J and Breguet markers on both versions of the 5170G. Aren't we ready for a sector dial chrono for a 5170P? Would love a light colored laceur dial with blue markers and hands. (Pic is not mine and could not find the source but this is a beautiful vintage chrono Ref 130)

New pick up - Aquanaut!
I've has this for a few days now and am loving this watch. I haven't posted many picks because of travels but I took a few with my iPhone that I'll post below. The watch is very light and is super comfortable to wear. The finishing is top notch and is a pleasure to behold. The dial is interesting with the different shades of grey and black, depending how the light hits it. It's got clean lines and is not busy at all. The applied numerals and hands are also beautifully done.The rubber strap is great if you want something with a non-bracelet look. The strap works great all year, but specifically for the more hot and humid months. This could easily be a daily wear watch. The movement is beautifully displayed and is finished as you would expect from PP. I really enjoy looking at it after taking the watch off at night.To summarize in 2 words: highly recommended. On to the pics:ImageUploadedByTapatalk1342644612.278202.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1342644636.756586.jpgImageUploadedByTapata