Interview With Kelly Rowland, TW Steel Watches Ambassador
Big in oversized watches is the motto that defines TW Steel. Even at the earliest point of its career, the youngish Dutch brand proved a savvy early adopter of the large watch craze that ultimately transcended trends to become an enduring staple on contemporary wrists. TW Steel's models appealed because they engaged the lifestyle fashion aspect of oversized watches with bold, exciting designs, but with respectful nods to traditional watchmaking that garnered a second look from watch aficionados. That stemmed from from TW Steel's attention to features, fit, and finish well beyond the reasonable price points to aspirational experiments with automatic calibres that indicated an interest in elevating the marque to higher horological waters.Hitting at the right place at the right time has given TW Steel some notable followers. Take Kelly Rowland, for example. Rowland is best known as an original member alongside Beyonc�� of the superstar R&B vocal group Destiny's Child, as well as a so

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Hi, forum members! New to macro photography. But that doesn't stop me from sharing my admiration in this beautiful calibre. Any comment is welcome!

New addition. AP 26170 black dial.
Hi guys, I've always admired this brand for a while now and finally was able to give in and pulled the trigger on my first AP, the 42mm ROO chronograph. I really love it especially the beautiful black Guilloche dial. Got lots of compliments on it for the past couple days. Thanks for looking. Oh, I also ordered the black rubber strap and can't wait for it to arrive to switch it up. (Cost a fortune just for the strap and buckle )

Thierry Stern Wearing 5235G
I guess we'll have to wait another year for this delayed release but it is at least nice to see it on his wrist. .patek/contents/defaul...rld2013_2.html

Duty fees when buying a watch duty free at airport and bringing back to US?
I'm planning on finally pulling the trigger and buying a new Rolex GMT 2. I live in California which has a fairly high sales tax rate of about 8.5%. I'm thinking of either buying the watch in another state and seeing if they will ship it to me without charging sales tax, or buying the watch at an airport duty free and then bringing it back into the U.S. I travel a lot and I'm thinking of maybe going through Schipol in Amsterdam to buy the watch.My question is does anybody have an idea what the duty would be when bringing it back into the U.S.? I've done a lot of research but haven't been able to find a reliable answer. I know most people say to just ship the box and then wear it on your wrist and don't declare it. It's not worth the risk for me. Knowing my luck, they would catch me and I don't want that on my record so I'm searched overtime I enter the country.Thanks for any help!