Seiko Izul, The Coolest Watch You've Never Heard Of (And Can't Get)
I write this as I am here in Japan spending time with Seiko (though I will post it after my return to the States). So much to talk about, I don't even know where to begin. Well this article is about the Seiko Izul. A watch that I learned about today that I should have heard about a long time ago. This is a damn cool watch. So I was at Seiko's headquarters today and one of the people we met was the nice gentleman who designed the dial of the Seiko Spring Drive Spacewalk, a watch many of you are deeply desiring. The good news is that the Spacewalk will be released as a 100 piece limited edition set. The bad news is that it will be $28,000. I digress. Everyone at Seiko was wearing an awesome Seiko watch that I'd not seen before, and he was wearing something that I'd never even seen images of. It had the style of the Spacewalk, but a totally different dial look and case. From a distance I could tell that it was derivative of the Spring Drive Spacewalk, but I thought maybe it was some speci

So the first Schumacher hits Ebay......
Of course from Motion in Time, with a 10k premium!Now what I find funny is...... How the hell did he get one already if only the Boutiques have been shipped?And he's in NY!

Help! 5164R or....
Hey Everyone!I was offered a brand new 5164R for my rose gold royal oak chrono (new brown dial). Do you think it's a fair trade?

My humble watch hunting adventure...
People say that one should enjoy their watch hunting experience. I cannot agree more.. Having acquired a BLNR recently, I was reading through some articles in the Patek Philippe section of this forum and was completely mesmerized by some amazing pictures of the Nautilus series. That stirred up my interest greatly and after doing some homework, I was completely hooked and determined to get my hands on the highly coveted 5712/1A. Holding a job as a regular middle class executive, I figured it would be challenging to fund for this purchase without having to sell my organs. Fortunately, I managed to devise a plan, so that I didn't have to part ways with my kidney or liver...Over the years, I had consolidated a handful of Omegas and Rolexes, many of which, had been lacking wrist time as if they were trying to reach out to a more deserving owner. Naturally, I proceeded to downsize my watch collection to consolidate some cash to serve as buffer for my next purchase. The balance funds will hav

Couldn't resist!
After learning my AD had a PP 5711/1A stashed in their safe unwanted by another customer I could not avoid it's lure...John