Essay: An American High Schooler In Hong Kong That Loves Watches
The below essay is a contribution from Evan Tich:My name is Evan Tich, and I am currently living in Hong Kong and will be for the remainder of my high school years. I have relocated many times in my life due to my father's job. It came as no surprise to me when my dad sat our family down and broke the news, again. Different cities ideas flew through my head, but never in my life would I have expected to move to such a foreign place as Hong Kong; however, I have been living here for three years as a student, a soccer player, and, most importantly, a watch enthusiast - and have been loving every minute of it.When I made the long trip to Hong Kong International Airport, it was no surprise that there were many things different to that of which I was accustomed to in the United States; however, the longer I rested in the city of Hong Kong, the more accustomed I grew to it. My quick assimilation into Hong Kong culture brought along with it a keen curiosity of certain aspects of Chinese cultu

Alain Silberstein is marking its 125th anniversary
Alain Silberstein is marking its 125th anniversary with the presentation of the first movement to be developed entirely in its own workshops. Inspired by the distinctive angular design of the celebrated Extreme Avalanche Regulator, the new Alain Silberstein watch features its own peculiarities: the case is a little smaller and the dial skillfully designed to create ideal harmony with its size.

Introducing: The Tudor Heritage Black Bay Black
You heard it here first, people – Tudor has released a new version of the Tudor Black Bay in BLACK. That's right, the fan favorite that was originally released in red and then blue is now available in black. 1 OF 3 The Black Bay, released for the first time in 2012, is one of the most popular dive watches of its kind. It was the winner of the Grand Prix d-Horlogerie de Genève in 2013. We would be lying if we said this wasn't one of our favorites, as seen by our review of the red version here. (With its black bezel with red triangle, the new 41 mm Black Bay Black is also similar in appearance to the unique Tudor Heritage Black Bay One, which will be auctioned at Only Watch 2015 on November 7th.)Tudor enthusiasts will be excited about this model as it gets back to the roots of the Tudor brand. Vintage lovers will also find it appealing for its retro design and clean lines. Its overall design recalls Tudor's first diver – the reference 7922 (la

Buying Explorer thats come from Taiwan
I've been searching for a Rolex Explorer 114270 for some time and one has come up with the following detailsIn immaculate condition, from 2004.It has its original Rolex warranty paperwork from Taiwan (country code 828)The watch has been checked against the available registries to ensure it has a clean history.With an original Rolex box.The watch is now in England and with a dealer based in London, apart from the visual checks as to its condition, do I need to be concern that its come in from Taiwan and does the country that a Rolex comes from have an effect the value? N.B It makes no difference at all to me as the condition speaks for Its self and I believe a Rolex is a Rolex, I just want make sure I'm not missing anything,

Well the Blue dial SkyDweller has just got that much harder to find
If I'm not mistaken Roger Federer was wearing a blue dial SkyDweller as he accepted the winners trophy at the Australian Open. 20 Grand Slam wins from a record 30 contested, what can you say. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro