Linde Werdelin Improves Their Free Watch Evaluation Process With the "Test Set"
Trust me that it can sometimes be a logistical (and insurance) nightmare for Linde Werdelin to provide potential customers with a free trial run of one of their watches. Basically, they will send you one of their watches for five days to check out and determine if you want to buy it. They obviously hope that you do so. And the point is that you get a real-live chance to experience their watches. As a sign of the Internet distribution times, Linde Werdelin is a pioneer - setting the tone for what will be the future of online watch watch buying. To my knowledge, no one else has been this straight forward and accommodating when it has come giving you the change to check out the product.Since Linde Werdelin started, I believe that they offered some form of test run for their watches. However, before now, you could only check out their Elemental watch model. With the advent of the new Linde Werdelin "Test Set," you now only get to try out a larger selection of watches, but they also send yo

Which AP's do you own? What do you do for a living? Which AP do you want next?
I am 30yo. I am an entrepreneur and a bar owner. I have a 42mm black dial SS ROO and a 42mm navy ROO. Hopefully soon I can save enough money for the new 42mm gold ROO. I love the 44mm ROO as well. But with my 6 small wrist, I look ridiculous wearing those beautiful pieces.

Thinking about selling my Speedy Pro for a GMT II - Thoughts?
Hi guys,I've been lurking for a while but finally decided to post a thread and seek some guidance. I have a modest watch collection that began with the purchase of my Speedy Pro in 2007. It was somewhat of a whim, but it's been my almost daily wearer for 7 years. The fact that it has such a unique history (flight qualified by NASA! It says so on the case back after all ;) ) has been a reliable conversation starter for me (I even talked it up on my first date with my now wife -- if she thought I was a nut she never let on). The 16710 GMT II has always been a favorite of mine, and now I'm feeling a pull towards it. I like my Speedy but it isn't a perfect daily watch; it's a little clunky, a little uncomfortable, and the hesalite crystal gets scratched way too easily. I've also never worn it to go swimming because part of me never trusted the non screw down crown. If I got a pre-loved 16710 it would take the place of my Speedy and be an everyday watch. I'd wear it to work, to the golf cou

Help Identifying a Vintage Patek
All I know about this watch was that it was bought new in Austria around 1969/1970. It is white gold and is a circular face, not an ellipse. Any and all information would be appreciated as I don't even know the name of this model!Thanks,Greg

What are your Deviation rates on your Rolex's per day?
Please I need some input, what kind of Rolex do you all have and what is the avg rate of seconds gained or lost per day. I have a two tone Sub 116613 and my rate is about +2 seconds a day. my sub 116610 SS is about -2 seconds give or take a sec. My question is, is this the avg for everyone else as well? do i need to bring it in to have it looked at? thanks a bunch everyone!