aBlogtoRead.com Celebrates 2,000 Posts
In 2007, I built aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer as a hobby site to share my love of watches with other people. Now, over four years later - and with more than 2,000 posts - aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer is no longer just about me, but a team effort. The blog has evolved with the help of talented designers, programmers, and artists. In addition to my regular articles, aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer has a growing roster of dedicated contributors. Moving forward the site will be more of a team effort - multiple voices with a singular passion in bringing you the best watch content.My gratitude goes out to the many aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer sponsors and supporters who have been instrumental in making the site what it is today. The site exists for the readers and many dedicated watch lovers all over the world. You've made it fun, interesting, and worth the effort. So please continue to participate and enjoy aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer. Thanks for keeping the time good.

Another 15400 Landed
Super watch. Feels perfect on the wrist. Very classic.Thx for al the support.

New AP ROO Owner
I just acquired this beauty from our local legend DavidSWI can't believe I'm an AP owner now!!!This watch is unreal!

AP owners (and anyone else, of course) chime in please!!!
OK, you all know the story. We are a special breed, WIS.Currently I have a Seiko Marinemaster300, a Bremont Supermarine500 (unworn) and funds stashed away for a ceramic Sub. I want an AP ROO Diver in the worst way!!! I do not have the means to add one to my collection. I'd have to sell off everything and be down to just the AP. I have had the diver on and it is an amazing piece, but I'd like to hear from AP owners and AP ROO Diver owners. Is it worth selling off everything to fund one??? I'd love to hear your thoughts.

How does this look to you...
I was at lunch with a salesman today for some new Trust software and couldnt help but notice the watch he was wearing. So after about an hour of chit chat I snapped this pic..what do you think?...