Now Writing For aBlogtoRead.com and Luxist.com
I have officially expanded my watch writing horizons. You'll now find me writing both aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer and on Luxistwatches-dealer (a luxury items and lifestyle blog that is part of the Weblogs network). My position there is as the watch expert, and you'll find articles there on real estate, cars, art, fine living, and anything else part of a luxurious lifestyle. Part of this new opportunity is a dream come true as I've always admired the blogs that are part of the Weblogs network. Aside from Luxistwatches-dealer, my favorites are Engadgetwatches-dealer, Joystiqwatches-dealer, and Autoblogwatches-dealer. You should check them all out.While I am fortunate to be a writer on Luxistwatches-dealer, all this blogging takes a significant amount of time, and it isn't my day job. Writing about watches all the time, has me thinking about watches all the time. So allow this image of stacked watches to serve as a metaphor of my resultant mental priorities; (almost) all watches, all the ti

Breitling Callisto
Hi All, Does anybody have any information about a Breitling Callisto. I am knew to the luxury watch world (and extremely knew to the world of breitling). What years does this model span from and any idea what they would have been brand new?any info would be appreciatedthanks

Railmaster on Nato? Any Pics?
got and pics of your Railmaster on a Nato?

X-33 Manual Issue
Does anyone know where I can find the user manual on-line for the X-33?

Log book?
Do you keep a service log book especially for those of us that have multiple Rolex’s? I realize if you send it to an RSC you get paperwork with it but some of us might choose to use one of the few very excellent and reputable independent watchmakers on this forum and not an RSC. I’m thinking about starting a simple log book, date purchased, dates serviced and what was done. So does anybody else do this?