Oris Col Moschin Limited Edition Watch Hands-On
The green, white, and red colors of the power reserve indicator disc are a subtle reminder that this new limited edition watch from Oris has something to do with Italy. The dive watch is actually made as a limited edition piece with the Col Moschin in mind. Col Moschin is the Italian special forces. The only one that they have I believe. They seem pretty bad-ass (duh), and are known for having a very arduous training regiment. Col Moschin is also known as the Italian 9th Parachute Assault Regiment (you can read more about them here). While most of the elements from the Oris Col Moschin limited edition watch are taken from other Oris dive models, there are a few unique elements that makes the watch worth looking at.In mostly titanium, the watch is 49mm wide. It doesn't wear that big due to the thick bezel. Oris has a special ring grip around the bezel that it calls the "Rotation Safety System." Part of the outer bezel is in tungsten. The point of the system is to prevent the bezel from

Author Of aBlogtoRead.com Now In hr: Watch Magazine
For those of you who spend time reading about watches off-line as well as on-line, I am proud to announce that I, Ariel Adams, am now a regular contributing writer to the watch lifestyle magazine hr: (hrwatcheswatches-dealer). Pick up a copy of the latest issue (April), and you will notice a feature article by me discussing the Chopard L.U.C. Pro One GMT Diver watch.This begins a series of articles between myself and the esteemed watch magazine. What will follow in upcoming issues of hr: are a range of interesting watch discussions focusing on style, aesthetic, mechanical utility, and value. I would like to offer any of you the opportunity to make article topic suggestions to me. I value your opinions and ideas. While I cannot guarantee that I will be able to use even idea that I like, I am interested in your thoughts.So when you pick up a copy of the latest issue of hr: look for my article, I look forward to your feedback.

Quality of bracelets for 15300
Hi there,What can you tell me about the quality of bracelets for 15300 APs? Are these prone to stretching? Are they solid link? How would this bracelet compare to the one on Rolex Daytona (ca. 2000 and newer).Thank you very much!

UK pricing?
With most watch brands pricing is held fairly consistent from country to country and currency to currency. There may be some small tax advantages of buying in one place or another but generally it doesn�t matter all that much where you buy it. For example Rolex DSSD: US retail 12,050 (?7800) UK retail: ?8050 (12,392)So basically in USD they are within $342 of each other and in GBP they are within ?250 of each other which makes it not matter all that much where you buy it as you are paying basically the same price. Which brings me to the PAM233, which I am currently looking at. With the US price reduction and the Europe price increase they are still pretty close but the UK is the outlier here. AFAIK the RRP is $12,300/11,500Euro/?9400 �please correct me if I am wrongIn US dollar terms the PAM 233 is: $12,300 is the US $12,892 in Europe$14,470 in the UKIn Euro terms the PAM233 is11,500 in Europe, 10,971 in the US12,907 in the UKIn British pound terms the Pam233 is ?9400 in the UK ?837

how do you store your watches?
So when you're not wearing them, how do you store your rolexes?Do you put them in a self winding box? just a regular watch box or something else?I'd love to see some ideas :)