Top watches-dealer Watch Videos Of 2012
According to the code-based gnomes in WordPress, watches-dealer had 430 posted articles in 2012. How we are supposed to choose the top articles from that is news to me. We feel that most of what we did in 2012 was pretty stellar. If you feel that you missed too much, then head over to the watches-dealer All Articles page, and start going back in time or search by month to see what you missed. What was the most important thing from 2012 in the watch world? Probably the internet. This last year more than ever, the major watch brands focused on the internet as a place for their marketing campaigns and sales efforts. Soon you'll be able to buy any watch you want - no matter what it is - safely and conveniently from your computer, tablet, or phone. That, and marketing galore.On the media side, 2012 was a big year for watches and it was also the year that the watches-dealer YouTube channel exceeded both 5,000 subscribers and 5 million views. YouTube channel growth has been quite rapid, with

Kindly help me with a decision All opinions are graciously welcome
My current collections consists of the AP 44 RG, Millenary 4101 RG and Hublot Aero bang RG with tantalum bezel limited edition. I was thinking of selling the Millenary and the Hublot to get the new RG 42mm on strap. I think the RG 44 and 42 will be a perfect AP pair. Even though I haven't seen the 42 mm in person. What do you guys think? Kindly let me know. Will appreciate all suggestions and recommendations. The pics of my current collection are as follows.

A pair of "oldies but goodies"
My 18k RG bumper automatic and 18k YG Rolex bubbleback automatic:Both date from ~1950.I've had the Omega for several years and refer to it as my special occasion watch. The Rolex was acquired a couple of weeks ago out of the estate of this gentleman:C. Thomas ClagettThe Rolex came on a 14k YG mesh as shown here:As you may recall, the Omega also came on a 14k mesh. That bracelet is known as a rainbow mesh as it is comprised of RG, WG, and YG:The Rolex will soon be going off for some polishing and service but I wanted a photo of the two together before that happens.Fr. John?

The Delrin Brake.
A lot of discussion has taken place on the use of a synthetic (Delrin) brake used in the Speedy movement. The brake is part of the stopwatch function and, possibly due to the self-lubricating and durability of Delrin, the change was made to this material.The controversy comes when you purchase the clear caseback models. Omega then changes the Delrin for metal, presumably for aesthetics rather than for functionality..For some reason, this piece of plastic (actually Delrin was manufactured as a synthetic stone) has divided the Omega enthusiasts into two very opinionated camps...Personally, I would like to see the Delrin brake, a space age composite that can be machined and colored, in the clear caseback models..

Rolex accuracy
I've got two Rolex which I really like, a V-serial Submariner 16610 from 2009 and a 2016 Oyster Perpetual 116000.Although the 16610 is an older 'Red Seal' and the newer 116000 a 'Green Seal' both have had similar accuracy of around +/-1 second per day (averaged over a week) out of the box - which is fantastic.I was just wondering what your Rolex manages - and if there is any real difference between Red and Green?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk