Rolex Chronograph & Speedometer For Bloodhound SSC 1000 MPH Car: This Is What A Modern Rolex Dashboard Instrument Looks Like
Rolex used to do stuff like this more often, but over the last decade or so we have seen a lot less implementations of experimental Rolex "instruments" and watches used in special events. The last time we saw anything like this was the production of the Rolex Deepsea Challenge concept dive watch. Rolex, of course, is very happy to attach their name to something they enjoy being associated with (such as racing, golf, and a range of other events), but this is among the rare instances we see an actual Rolex instrument that people cannot purchase, and these are pretty cool.Rolex announced their partnership with the Bloodhound SSC Team in 2011, who are producing a car designed to travel 1,000 mph, and have recently debuted some cool instruments for use in the car. Yes, that is 1,000 miles per hour�Cfaster than the speed of sound. "SSC" stands for SuperSonic Car and the Bloodhound will compete for the land speed record at the Land Speed Challenge in 2016 at the Hakskeen Pan located in South A

aBlogtoRead.com Watch Winder In The Wild
A reader sent in a picture of his limited edition aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer watch winder by Wolf Designs (that looks lovely on soft carpeting!). You can see how the name personalization plaque came out nicely on the top of the winder. Thanks for the picture and note on your happy experience. We make Breitlings happy everywhere apparently.You can still get your own limited edition aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer Watch Winder and learn more about it here.

Hands-on Platinum Royal Oak Offshore Fume Dial
I know many of you have been waiting for this one, especially wanting to know what its weight in platinum is. Well, here you go guys.https://.watchcollectinglifestyle...ands-on-review

Newbie speedmaster question
Hey guys, so I am pretty green when it comes to Omega watches, but I find myself browsing LunarOyster checking out the vintage Omega Speedmasters these days. I'm not as keen on the modern ones as I find they are elevated immensely with patina on the hands and dial. I've noticed a large gap in time between vintage speedmasters. Perhaps I just haven't come across any, but I haven't seen any moonwatch style speedmasters from the 70s and 80s. Just late 60s and then early 90s onwards. My question is, were they not produced in any capacity during those times?Really enjoying exploring the Omega brand If anyone has any recommendations for Speedmaster models let me know!

Financing for Rolex in Canada:Vancouver
Has anyone got financing to buy a Rolex in Canada? I live in Canada and kinda new to Rolex. Please advise. Cheers,