Top 10 Watches To Help You Survive The Zombie Apocalypse
Here at watches-dealer, we aren't just watch nerds, but normal nerds as well. We'd be lying if, as guys, we claimed that having serious talks about surviving a fantasy zombie apocalypse doesn't come up regularly. So much so, that occasionally we think that some type of undead uprising is bound to happeneventually. Being prepared for the zombie outbreak is essential. As part of your readiness kit, you'll need some reliable gear, including a timepiece. So forget all those arguments about using your phone or computer to tell the time. When you are a survivalist nomad in a post Department of Water & Power world, you'll need a reliable timepiece to help keep you alive.This article is also a bit of an update to a piece we did over five years ago on a similar thread. Here you can read our list of the top watches to wear when trying to survive while stuck on a deserted island. We pick up now where we left off with some slightly different considerations. The zombie apocalypse will most like

Review: Christopher Ward C9 Harrison Jumping Hour
After spending a few weeks with the Christopher Ward C9 Harrison Jumping Hour watch, I can safely say that I am smitten. Yes, smitten. As a watch lover I can't help but be seduced by those epic watches that cost from $6 �C 600 thousand dollars, but as a normal dude, I never expect to own one. The watches I am talking about are those with really unique little mechanical gizmos under their skin that are doing fascinating little tasks, whether it is tracking the moon or spinning on multiple axis, they are part of what makes watches so fascinating. So, when a watch like the C9 comes along, containing within it one of those unique mechanical complications, but is at an achievable price point, I get really excited. Sure, $1,585 is not cheap, but one could imagine how through saving and perhaps selling off watches one no longer wears, $1,585 is not that out of reach. Having been able to actually spend time with this watch, the answer is yes, the unique complication, as well as the overall high

My Breitling Crosswind running fast
I noticed that when kept on my winder for a couple weeks, it was about 2 or 3 minutes fast. But I have the Brookstone programmable winder and realized I had it set for nearly 2000 rotations a day.Is it possible that the watch was being over-wound and that's why it was running fast? I just set the winder to 950 TPD and I am going to leave it on there for a couple weeks and see if the problem is solved.Doesn't this watch prevent over-winding automatically?What is the recommended TPD for Breitling, 850?Rolex is 650 right??

My quick trip in Seoul
When your from a place with boutiques that are always sold out of many of their collections, this place got me dizzy 😊😊 sadly I am not at a point where i am looking for my next Patek. Enjoy the pictures this was less than half of what was on display!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

5167 rubber vs bracelet
Hi guys,In different thread i was posting in how much i like aquanaut 5167 / 5165. And now in a deep search bout this watch. Im actually looking for rubber instead of bracelet but recently i got offer from someone selling it in bracelet with a reasonable price around usd18,000. I know that bracelet like usd1500 more expensive than the rubber. What do you guys think? Pass or take?