Who Are Watch Lovers? Get To Know aBlogtoRead.com Readers
How much would you like to know about your fellow watch lovers? Are you curious about the type of people who share your passion? We thought you might be. The goal of this post is to encourage you to comment below and tell everyone a bit about who you are. In exchange, you get to read about who everyone else is. Think of it like the first day of class where you have to introduce yourself.Watch enthusiasts may share common traits but come from all walks of life. We find that diversity to be amazing and part of why we all love different things. Some of you are die-hard tool watch lovers, and others might get weak at the knees for watches with diamonds. Just over four years ago I wrote an article about six professional job categories that tend to be watch lovers. I wonder if that assumptions still holds true for the current readership of aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer.What should you say about yourself? It doesn't have to be anything fancy. At the very least try to add a comment to this post wi

Introduction to Fortis: Swiss Aviation and Space Flight Watches On WatchReport.com
Today, I'd like to introduce you to another maker of fine aviation watches that we think you'll like: Fortis. Specializing in flight and space watches, Fortis is the official supplier to the Russian space program and the International Space Station.Learn about them here »

Introducing: The Girard-Perregaux Esmeralda Tourbillon
Though the tourbillon's rightly associated with the name of its inventor, A. L. Breguet, it is also associated, in the minds of many students of its history, with another name: Girard-Perregaux. One of the greatest practitioners of the art of tourbillon making was Constant Girard, who founded Girard-Perregaux in about 1852, and who invented a configuration for the tourbillon that still influences tourbillon design today: the tourbillon under 3 bridges, often gold. One of the most legendary of all these tourbillons was the one know as "La Esmeralda." 1 OF 5 2 OF 5 The tourbillon known as "La Esmerelda" has had an interesting life. La Esmeralda �C Girard-Perregaux tourbillon no. 168230. La Esmerelda was and is famous for its beauty �C the characteristic, arrow-head golden bridge configuration was invented by Constant Girard, and was the subject of a U.S. patent in 1884 �C but in addition to being very beautiful, she was, like all tourbillons designed by Constant Girard,

Marcus of London
GuysI had to call in to Marcus of London today to drop of my BB so it can be sent to Le Brassus for some TLC ! i was treated to the most amazing AP eye candy that ive ever seen, they has almost every model in stock on display, alond with some of their extremely rare Marcus LEs just though i'd share with you a couple of shots of them ( sorry for poor quality) enjoyps the rose gold one is on Stingray strap !!

Please help identify an old omega
So I found this Omega at my parents, we've had it ever since I can remember. From looking at it, obviously I can see that it says Seamaster. However, I've been checking online for vintage/old omega's and just can't find this model. It still works and I have no idea if its real or not (i think it should be). Any information would be great!