Richard Mille Watch Doesn't Slow Rafael Nadal Down
A bunch of you e-mailed me yesterday asking me to talk about the Richard Mille watch that tennis player Rafael Nadal is now wearing. That's never happened before - but since the mainstream media is all over the "weird" story, I figured I should mention that I did cover the topic on Luxistwatches-dealer (where I also write daily) - sorry, you need to cover two websites now. You can see my (and only my) daily Luxistwatches-dealer articles right here. I initially discussed the Richard Mille RM027 Nadal watch here.The media is all over the Nadal story for two reasons. First, it is unusual for a tennis player to wear a watch during matches. It is well known that wearing a watch when peak agility and performance is required is usually a bad idea. Hell, I even take my watch off to type. Second, the watch costs $525,000. To most people, that concept blows their friggin' minds. It would blow my mind as well if I wasn't so detached from prices. I actually found myself yesterday saying to a frien

Introducing: The New Tudor Heritage Black Bay 36
On the heels of the new Tudor Heritage Black Bay Bronze is this little gem, the Tudor Black Bay 36. Yes, that's right, a 36 mm watch from the Tudor Heritage Collection. A welcome addition for any vintage watch lover, or those with a preference for 36 mm watches. 1 OF 3 The new Tudor Heritage Black Bay 36 features, you guessed it, a 36 mm stainless steel case with smooth bezel. The shiny black dial is based on the Tudor diving watches from the 1950s with large applied white lume dots and "snowflake" hands. This watch is powered by the automatic-winding caliber 2824 movement and is waterproof up to 150 m (500 ft). Additionally, this watch is available with a leather strap or a steel bracelet. ADVERTISEMENT 2 OF 33 OF 3 This watch is a welcome addition to the Tudor Heritage Collection and retails for CHF 2,400. The Black Bay Bronze and Black Bay Dark are certainly getting the lion's share of attention but this one

Incoming, Apollo 11 45th anniversary LE
Had no plans to buy this but found one at a boutique in London and fell in love. NATO strap looked cool but pairing it with a leather croc I think has made this watch pop.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thoughts on Omega 3211.31
Looking for another watch on days that I do not want to wear my Sub Date. Looking to flip my TT white dial SMP for this beauty. Any thoughts?

Bracelet sizing.
I bought my ExpII about a month ago and had to have a link taken out before I left the store. It seemed ok as far as fit at the time, but now it feels a little to tight. It has the expansion link but that makes it too big. So I had the AD adjust it with the micro adjust and it's still too much and if I add the original link back in and move the micro adjust all the way forward it's also too large. So My question is, does Rolex make something like a half link? This would make it about perfect and also allow for some summer wrist swelling. Thanks.