Who Are Watch Lovers? Get To Know aBlogtoRead.com Readers
How much would you like to know about your fellow watch lovers? Are you curious about the type of people who share your passion? We thought you might be. The goal of this post is to encourage you to comment below and tell everyone a bit about who you are. In exchange, you get to read about who everyone else is. Think of it like the first day of class where you have to introduce yourself.Watch enthusiasts may share common traits but come from all walks of life. We find that diversity to be amazing and part of why we all love different things. Some of you are die-hard tool watch lovers, and others might get weak at the knees for watches with diamonds. Just over four years ago I wrote an article about six professional job categories that tend to be watch lovers. I wonder if that assumptions still holds true for the current readership of aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer.What should you say about yourself? It doesn't have to be anything fancy. At the very least try to add a comment to this post wi

The new collection of Jaeger LeCoultre
Boucheron reinterprets reflection XL now cult model in a new collection, developed by Girard-Perregaux manufacture for lovers of exquisite clocks. The new collection of jewellery of reflection XL is designed for men and women and is still another winner of Bouchernon.

Watchwinders question
Gentlemen,Do you need/use watchwinders for your watches ? suggestions, pictures are welcome ...

Luminor 1950 Cases
Now I have in my hands the Panerai catalog and all models are very cute.But I have a question, the Luminor 1950 cases are all the same? For example in the catalog would seem to me that the 537 has a more square case than the 321. This seems more round to me. It is an optical illusion or are they really different?My favorites are the 312 and 351. For my taste would have preferred these models with manual winding but Panerai only manufactures these models automatics.Have a nice sunday guys.

Your watch and camera?
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