Orbita Sparta 1 Tesla Watch Winder Review
My journey through the interesting (and necessary) world of watch winders continues. Here is another impressive and relatively reasonably priced watch winder from American based Orbita. By the way, please be sure to enter to win a similar Orbita watch winder of your own during the rest of January 2010 here. If you are reading this and the giveaway has ended, you should still take a good look at Orbita for your watch winder needs, and this Sparta 1 Tesla is a solid option. For the novices out there, recall that watch winders are a convenient companion for automatic watches - but have no effect on manually wound movements. This might seem obvious to most of my readers, but for newer watch lovers this is an important distinction.The Sparta 1?Tesla features the same winding system as the Orbita Sparta 1 Mini that I reviewed here. But the style and packaging of the Tesla is more luxurious, as well as modular. While the Sparta 1 Mini was a smaller unit, the Sparta 1?Tesla is a bit larger and

Sub by Omega..this you gotta see
Was browsing around and come across this......an Omega SUB WTF??? cgi.ebay/RARE-1960s-OMEGA...QQcmdZViewItem

Just arrived !!
Watch + Gift - Wear big for a 38mm- Thickness is alright, not overthick- Comfortable for my 7.5 wrist- Pictures for this watch don't do justice, you have to wear it yourselfSo far i'm a happy camper, can't go wrong on Patek blind purchase.

Despite "The Letter", Prices Dropping
Despite the seen or unseen letter from Rolex to dealers allegedly stating production cuts on SS models, the classifieds here and availability in a number of places tell a different story. More and more of these watches are starting to show up at many AD��s all over and in the classifieds these watches are dropping in price and more being offered.

Rolex 16550 1991 Service Dial
Hi, trying to get some info on a ROLEX Explorer 2, bought in 1991, but dated 1998. It has the fat font bezel, full Rolex service in 2008 but the dial is very white and has 'Swiss Made' in the bottom. From other watches i've seen most have the Swiss T <25 dial.Does this mean that the watch has a service dial??Presume that lowers the cost!