At The Intersection Of Watch Lover And Asshole
Gawker blogger Hamilton Nolan once again recently waxed poetic on his love of hating assholes. A January 2013 Nolan opinion piece is one that made me chuckle more than once on his rather astute observation that "assholes love watches." Pointing out this fact, he then asks the rhetorical question of why [do assholes love watches?]. Though he doesn't leave the reader without at least a theory. So do assholes love watches?Nolan's post apparently isn't a reflection of what Gawker media feels about watches. About two weeks later the site posted an article titled "A Dozen Watches That Cost More Than Your House." That sounds like just the sort of article that would attract none other than the asshole Nolan was irritated with. And he was irritated. The familiar venom in his voice was no doubt livened by some recent encounter in New York City, where many a watch-asshole lives. People say that many a Wall Street man has that sort of "money is a reflection of how good a person I am attitude." The

submariner band on seamaster?
Has anybody ever done it? Are the pins compatible? If so....pics?Cheers!

It is so scary to wear my Rolex in NYC subways!
So to be safe, I wear my Patek 3970P and 3970J. What about you guys? Which part of your city or which country makes you feel unsafe wearing your Rolex?

Pam 28
Hi guys, I have a question for you, I am selling a BNIB Pam 28, the limited edition of 2009, and I have a proposition for 7.900 euros, which is 9.000 dollars US, does that seem like a low price or normal price? Oh and I'm selling it in Europe, since for some watches there are big differences between the US and Europe.Thanks guys

Just had to share this pic....
I was in my car little earlier and snapped this pic. I don't think I will ever be able to sell/flip this watch! Stunned these don't get more love here.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk