Watch Deals Of The Day Together On One Site: WatchDODdy.com
A great way to get a good deal on a nice watch is to check out a "watch deal of the day" site. These sites have special prices on watches that last for 24 hours. Each day there is a new deal. If you are an avid follower of these sales, it can be a problem as there are so many to look at. Plus, there are some you don't even know about. I recently learned about WatchDODdywatches-dealer. It aggregates many (maybe all) of the watch deal of the deal sites together in one easy place. I think it is a great idea. Frankly, I appreciate it, but don't know what WatchDODdywatches-dealer gets out of it. They must have some super special plan. Or alternatively, they are watch lovers themselves who wanted to share their little creation.They have a sense of humor too, which is good. Their domain name takes the "DOD" acronym from "Deal Of the Day" and wants to be your "doddy" (daddy) of watch deal portals. All they need now is an RSS feed (maybe they have one, it wasn't clear) and I am hooked. Still, y

My First AP Experience
I went to a local AP AD while visiting my parents in Naples, FL today.I never saw an AP Royal Oak 15400 in person and had to try one on. Before I had seen it in person, I was skeptical of what others had seen in this watch. The pictures did not thrill my soul or create the I must have this - I NEED THIS! syndrome that I have been inflicted with when seeing other watches on line. As I took off my newly acquired Hulk and placed the silver dial RO on my wrist, I became enamored with this exquisite timepiece. The watch and I took to each other the way Thor and his hammer must have when they first met.Now, the dilemma has set in. I have found my grail (or maybe it has found me) and have to think about how I can eventually acquire one. I know that of the 4 Rolex watches I own, the EXP II would be the first to go. Then I am guessing that my PAM 048 would be next. That still is not enough to come close to financing my silver cloud grail.Oh the joy and agony of truly finding your grail and the

Normal for the 5167 do make a winding noise?
Sometimes when i move my hand I can hear a noise like a winding noise, is that the rotor spinning? is it normal?

The Patek Philippe Register
Does anybody know the exact procedure ?1.Customer purchasing the watch and AD may fill out the SoO with the customer details .Will AD report purchase details to PP or it isn t obligatory ?2.First owner sending back the registration card or filling it out on PPs website , PP confirms the details by email informing the customer of his username password to PP s owners section .3.if the first owner sells the watch to someone ,is it possible to register the same watch again ? What happens if you inherit or getting it as a present - i talk about already registered watches-.thanks

A pic of my own personal grail...
I have been deleting pictures off my phone to make space, and I ran across this picture of a watch I looked at earlier this year. To me the 2499 will always be the holy grail of PP perpetual chronos. Such a timeless, classic design. Hope you guys enjoy the pic!