Poll: Your Hand-Orientation & What Wrist You Wear Your Watch On?
I'm left-handed and I also prefer to wear a watch on my left wrist. That makes me somewhat unusual because the traditional "rule" when it comes to your wrist watch is that it goes on your non-dominant hand's wrist. So if I were like more people and followed the "rule," I would wear my watch on my right wrist because I am left-handed.So why don't I conform to the more typical orientation of wearing my watch on my non-dominant wrist? I don't actually know. I am pretty sure that I started wearing a watch from an extremely early age (perhaps 3 or 4years old) and no one was there to explain to me what wrist I should wear my watch on. What I probably did (as any young child does) is observe where most adults were wearing their watches �C and I followed suit.A recent e-mail from an watches-dealer reader (thanks Jonno) in Australia asked me if I knew anything about the history of wrist watches for lefties. I realized that I wasn't aware of any such "lefty watch" history, and assumed that for th

Got the call..
Hi Guys,Got the call today my Volcano strap is now at the AD, I should have it on my wrist by this weekend, I am so happyTake care,Eric

A Pair of Schumachers
My little brother just purchased this. He's 12 but he has saved up for this. Mines on the left (2001) and his is on the left (2002). Enjoy!

The 40th Anniversary Apollo XI unveiled pre-Basel
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The Grand Tour - Hammond's Burnt Rolex
Did anyone catch the latest episode of The Grand Tour? On the first episode of Season 2, Richard Hammond crashed the Rimac Concept One on a hill climb in Switzerland. Right after they pulled him out of the car, it burst into flames. The car continued to burn off and on for five days due to a chain reaction of damaged lithium ion cells. The car has 8k cells!Almost every time I see him on the show or previously on Top Gear, he was wearing a SS Sports Rolex. This was their Christmas episode, so they presented him with his burned up Rolex from the crash. They didn't say whether it came off his wrist as a result of the crash or not, but it survived the fire and apparently still works!Looks like a Sea-Dweller 16600. You can see the lack of cyclops and helium escape valve.If anyone had any doubts as to the durability of a Rolex, this should put them to rest.