Answering The Question Of Who watches-dealer Works For
If you are someone that likes watches, possibly buys watches, and are reading this with your "consumer hat" on, then you are who watches-dealer works for. Why do I feel the need to say this? That is a good question and why I wrote this essay. In short, it is because the word "support" really bothered me. Sometimes, I like to offer an "inside baseball" look at what goes on behind the scenes at watches-dealer, and what it is like owning or working for a web magazine that covers watches and what is essentially the luxury industry. In addition to offering people insight about what we do, I of course have a deeper agenda and sometimes like to correct mistakes that I sometimes observe in the industry.Today, that mistake is who watches-dealer works for, and sometimes people tend to think it is for the brands. In fact, most of the people who believe that are the actual watch brands themselves. They aren't doing it out of malice or contempt, but rather that they are just so used to luxury and l

Introducing: A. Lange & S?hne Opens New Boutique In Costa Mesa, California
A. Lange & Söhne has opened its fourth boutique in the United States. The new store opened on August 2nd and is located in the South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa, California. 1 OF 2 The South Coast Plaza is the location of 250 retailers and has the highest sales volume of any shopping center in the United States. It is recognized as the premier luxury shopping center in Southern California. 2 OF 2 With this new boutique, Lange will be able to offer a new home for both its timepieces and its clients in the “city of the arts,” as Costa Mesa calls itself. For more information, please visit the A. Lange & Söhne website.

Ceramic Diver or Ceramic ROO Chrono. Which would you choose?
Like the thread states which would you choose between these 2? Trying to decide. Either the offshore ceramic diver or the offshore all ceramic chrono with the anthracite dial.

Had To Do It
I've never had the classic hesalite speedy. I've had variations, but most did not stick. I knew this was necessary given where I'm at with watches, but I wasn't planning on it just yet.But I was there. And it's so nice. Sits perfect on the wrist. And yeah, something about the hesalite. Kind of enjoying having to wind it manually too.

GMT Master 2 16700 or 16710
Hi guys,I've got an itch for a Pepsi GMT but not sure if I should be looking for a 16700 series or 16710. I realise that the later model has the independent hour hand giving the option for 3 time zones but are there other considerations? Do people prefer one over the other and if so why?Unless a ceramic model is due to be launched I'm going to look at pre-loved. Many thanksSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk