Answering The Question Of Who watches-dealer Works For
If you are someone that likes watches, possibly buys watches, and are reading this with your "consumer hat" on, then you are who watches-dealer works for. Why do I feel the need to say this? That is a good question and why I wrote this essay. In short, it is because the word "support" really bothered me. Sometimes, I like to offer an "inside baseball" look at what goes on behind the scenes at watches-dealer, and what it is like owning or working for a web magazine that covers watches and what is essentially the luxury industry. In addition to offering people insight about what we do, I of course have a deeper agenda and sometimes like to correct mistakes that I sometimes observe in the industry.Today, that mistake is who watches-dealer works for, and sometimes people tend to think it is for the brands. In fact, most of the people who believe that are the actual watch brands themselves. They aren't doing it out of malice or contempt, but rather that they are just so used to luxury and l

Harry Winston Opus 14 Watch
Today, as we are in Baden-Baden, Germany,?with Harry Winston, we have some?terrific news for the fans of independent watchmaking: the Harry Winston Opus 14 watch has, at last, been revealed. Pursuing a '50s America vibe and featuring some automaton mechanisms inspired by the iconic record changer machines of the era, the Opus 14 appears to be more of a new beginning for the series than just another chapter.Watch enthusiasts around the world have waited rather long for this remarkable series of highly complicated timepieces to continue, and many were worried that maybe we would never see the Opus collection expand with another new piece again?�C?here's why.The Harry Winston Opus series dates back to?2001, when then-CEO of Harry Winston Rare Timepieces, and since, founder and CEO of MB&F Maximilian B��sser and?Francois-Paul Journe created the Opus 1. With that, a?wonderful venture into the very depths of the independent watchmaking universe began �C and it continued in what turned into

HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 76 - A Watch Can Save Your Life
We talk about a dive watch brand with a name that can't be topped. We also talk about a watch with a name that can't be taken seriously (the "Cuntur"). Also a good story on the Milus Snow Star Life Barter kit and how a timepiece might be able to save your ass.Listen to the HourTime Show watch podcast episode 76 here.Download the MP3.

Breitling's Fish Tank at Baselworld
The whole story is here. .watchcollectinglifestyle....sive-fish-tankImageUploadedByTapatalk1367791820.545318.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1367791836.261966.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1367791847.812013.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1367791857.545530.jpgSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk. Watches are the new currency!

What the model number of SMP Black is so long?
It is 212.30.41.20.01.001, while other models are 8-digit only.Just curious, anyone knows why the model number is so long? ^^