Get Your Watch Repaired: watches-dealer & Govberg Watch Repair
In order to better serve my readers I have partnered with Govberg Watch Repair as the officially endorsed watch repair partner of aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer. Getting a watch repaired can be a very difficult and frustrating ordeal. To make things as simple for you as possible - you now have direct access to Govberg Watch Repair through aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer via the new Watch Repair page on the navigation bar.Why Govberg Watch Repair? Associated with Govberg Jewelers and other watch businesses, Govberg Watch Repair is located in the US near our own "watch country" in Pennsylvania and is an authorized dealers for parts coming from most of the major brands. This means you can be sure to get quick, quality service with authentic parts. My goal is to reduce the stress and mystery involved with the watch repair process, as well as offer reliable service and repair for all your timepiece maintenance needs.The Watch Repair page is where you can request a repair estimate from Govberg Watch Re

Pam 338
Anyone have or had (or seen in person) the Pam 338? I've been intrigued with Panerai for years but have never pulled the trigger one one. I know folks say go big because it's Panerai, but I typically like the 40mm-42mm size (44mm max) and I like the looks of the titanium and gold hands on the 338. Just wish I could see it in person and try it on without having to buy and then try and then possibly lose a good bit of cash on a potential flip. TIA.

Need help asap!!
HI i have a chance to buy a PAM 000 today for 3kthe watch comes with triple box, papers, rubber and leather black straps plus a black alligator strap and the tool.has papers and everything.. its dated 2008 bit sure of the serial yet but it was purchase in 2008is that a very good deal to the point that if i wasn't happy with fit i could get my money out of it?i have a small wrist thats why I'm worried...need to figure this all out this morning!thanks guys

Etched Crown
Did Rolex stop etching the crown onto the crystal? Just got a new DJ 116200 from an AD, but no etched crown on glass.

An AD setup by TRF!
Some ADs are really good and some are really bad. There are some in between. Given the demand for certain models watches, the AD requires you to be on a list, or has unwritten terms and conditions, or play games, some lie and some want you to build a relationship or just spend a lot of $$! There are other shenanigans.What would be the ideal AD policies for sale?What if TRF members can setup an AD and sell watches to TRF members? What kind of terms and conditions for sales would you want? Or what kind of features would you all want from such ab AD? First come first serve? Transparent list? Online sales (though highly unlikely)? Buy only at list price or discount on all of them? Sent from my ONEPLUS A5000 using Tapatalk