Giveaway: Tissot T-Race Watch
Racing fans have a cool new watch to win from Tissot. A long time sponsor of motor sports, this T-Race timepiece is one of many racing inspired watches from the famous Swiss brand. This version of the T-Race is the reference T0484172705706 and have a cool rose gold and black theme. The case is 45.3mm wide in PVD coated steel. You'll notice the race inspiration in the brake disc style bezel. The watch has a sapphire crystal and is water resistant to 100 meters. Inside the watch is a Swiss ETA G10.211 quartz chronograph movement. I recall going to a MOTO GP race and seeing a lot of fans wearing these. They are sporty and fun, and this gold and black version looks particularly cool in my opinion. Price is $750, and you can enter for a chance to win one below. You can learn more or buy one here.To Enter You Must: 1. Comment on this post below (on aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer, not Facebook or elsewhere you might see this article) before the giveaway is over with your valid e-mail address where

Introducing The Richard Mille RM 56-02 Tourbillon Sapphire (Details & Pricing)
Back at SIHH 2012, Richard Mille introduced the RM 056, a split-seconds chronograph tourbillon with a full sapphire case. It was priced at $1.65 million and it turned a lot of heads. Then came the updated RM 56-01, which added a sapphire baseplate, bridges, and third wheel, upping the ante. Well, today we have another outlandish sapphire creation for you from Richard Mille, the RM 56-02. In addition to adding more sapphire to the mix, Richard Mille has taken cues from the RM 27-01 Nadal watch, suspending the titanium baseplate from the sapphire case with an elaborate cable and pulley system. And the price? You'll have to read on to find out.The RM 56-02 is about two main innovations: first, the unprecedented use of sapphire to create transparent components and second, the cable and pulley system that suspends the movement from the sapphire case. We'll tackle these in order. 2 OF 3 The three-part case is made entirely of sapphire crystal, which, in case you need a

AP ROOS v RO Chronograph
Anyone enlighten me on the technical difference between a Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Chrono and the AP Royal Oak Chrono.The latter was first produced in 73 and the former is 93. Other than being waterproof upto 100 metres. What else is there?What is the more collectable?Thanks.AJF.

Planet Ocean up-close
Just a few shots using the olloclip 3 -1 macro attachment for the iphone. 7x, 14x & 21x if you're steady enough

Some advice requested....
Need some input from my PP forum friends.... I have an opportunity to pick-up a mint condition 5065A Aquanaut on a tropical strap. I know this model has been discontinued, as has the 5165A model. I do prefer the 38mm case, as opposed to the 40mm 5176. Any disadvantages to this model? Preferences? Thanks.