Idol Time: American Idol’s Randy Jackson Talks Timepieces with WT
It’s been a big week for “American Idol’s” Randy Jackson. Not only is “AI” fandom abuzz over his future as a judge on the popular musical competition program, but this week also saw the launch of a new business venture for the famously watch-loving Jackson �� Timepieces by Randy Jackson, a new line of watches (most of them affordably priced at $99 to $499) that will initially be sold on cable TV’s HSN Home Shopping Network. The watches will be produced by Clyde Dunier, Inc. a fourth-generation family-owned business known for its precious metals and gemstones, which has also branched out into watch manufacturing. On the eve of his watch brand’s official debut, Jackson spoke with WatchTime about his love of watches, his personal collection, and his hopes for the new brand. WT: You've been a watch collector a while. When did you first become interested in watches? RJ: Since I was about 12 or 13 years old. I've been fascinated with them pretty

Please help me decide
I'm trying to pick between the Black Dial 15400 ST or 15400 OR with Black Alligator strap. I'll ise either of these as a dress watch. Any input is great appreciated! Thanks in advance

15300 what a waste of money
i spent on all my other watches when all i want to wear is this one HAGWE

It's so hard to give away my money.
I've been contacting an Ad here in Canada to try and purchase a Patek 5726. I am serious about buying the watch and ready to put a deposit and come pick up the watch. I've called to confirm the watch and order before my purchase, and I felt like I was really 'snobbed' out. I didn't feel like the sales person, (might have been owner as well) wanted to sell me the watch? He kept saying if you want come down buy the watch if not I only have one watch he kept emphasizing he only had one watch, and gave me the impression that ' hey if you're not gonna buy i don't give a damn cause I only have one watch. ' I couldn't believe it was so hard to give away that amount of money. He didn't even bother with my deposit request or even cared how much deposit I wanted to out down. Has our economy recovered so well that everyone is in the market for a Patek now, and the AD, can sell those easily and don't care about customer service anymore?

FYI: Rolex @ Wynn
Apparently, Steve Wynn sold the boutique to Watches of Switzerland as of next week. It's my favorite boutique and I hope service doesn't change. All the other dealers seem snobby, so I always end up buying from Wynn. Thoughts?