TAG Heuer Partners with North American Soccer Organizations
TAG Heuer has announced a landmark, long-term partnership agreement with Major League Soccer (MLS) and the U.S. Soccer Federation. The partnership, which commences on March 6, the first day of the 2016 MLS season, also includes the Professional Referee Organization (PRO), the organization responsible for managing the referee and assistant referee program in professional soccer leagues in the United States and Canada. As part of the agreement, PRO referees will wear the recently launched TAG Heuer Connected Watch during matches, and will also brandish the TAG Heuer logo on their uniforms. TAG Heuer branding will also be visible on the substitution board used on the sideline during matches.Roger RueggerMLS Commissioner Don Garber at the New York press conference Roger RueggerMLS Referees will wear TAG Heuer-branded uniforms during the 2016 season. The Swiss watch brand, which has long been associated with sports timekeeping and recently entered into a partnership with NFL star Tom Brady,

Prometheus Baiji Watch Giveaway
Prometheus just released their newest watch called the Baiji. The piece is meant to honor the now extinct freshwater dolphin species that was obliterated due to human intervention and pollution in their home waters in China. Baiji were incredible creatures and representative of an extremely rare class of Freshwater dolphins. There is an outline of one on the rear of the watch case. The watch itself is in steel (with a black PVD coated version) and is 43mm wide. There are various dial colors available with most having both SuperLumiNova and Tritium gas tubes on the dial. Inside the watches are Sea-Gull automatic movements which are ETA 2824 clones. Prices for the Baiji watches are between $338.94 - $440.61 depending on the model and where you live.To Enter You Must: 1. Comment on this post below (on aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer, not Facebook or elsewhere you might see this article) before the giveaway is over with your valid e-mail address where required. In the body of your comment mentio

How to find a Reference Number?
I have an old (1959) Caliber 2003. I know its serial number and the date of manufacture (I even have the original AP paperwork).My crystal cracked and I need a new one.One store asked me for the reference number. Can anyone tell me how to figure out the reference number to this watch?Can anyone suggest a place to pick up a crystal?Thanks

3523.80 availability?
I'm fairly new to watch collecting, having only picked my my first Rolex a few months ago, and a Breitling just recently. However, I've been wanting to add an Omega to the collection for some time now, and thought a Speedmaster would fit the bill nicely. After some research, the 3523.80, or triple day-date chrono with the blue dial, seems to have caught my eye. A search of this watch brings up a few past sales, and currently the prices seem to be all over the map. I don't mind buying off the bay from reputable sellers, but I'm just wondering how hard this watch is to find, as a few have turned up recently in mint condition for prices well within my range (between $1000-$2000), though I might have to let them pass for now as I need the money for other engagements. If someone could fill me in a bit on this watch, a fair price for that particular model in good condition, and how often they show up for sale/where to find one, that would be much appreciated. Thanks.

What a great way to start the New Year!
I am ecstatic to be a part of this club again...though I had to pay a premium for reentry. I would like to thank the members for their guidance and enabling. This one is definitely going to be a keeper. Best wishes to all for 2018!Plus some icing on the cake :)Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk