Full Spot O Clock New Releases
Italian brand Full Spot, offers customers a growing range of incredibly affordable watches in myriad colour combinations. If you like expression, you might find a place in your heart (and maybe even a place on your wrist or your pocket) for a Full Spot watch.?This is not an article that deals with high-end horology. This is a review of a clever little brand that deals in a range of rubber-based accessories. If you only care for expensive watches, this brand might not be for you; if you're interested in all kinds of wrist wear, then read on!I'm not even going to make you wait for this: the Full Spot O Clock watch head starts at �13 and the interchangeable rubber straps are �6 a pop. The Full Spot O Chive pocket watch probably falls short of breaking the bank with a price tag of �29. There is also a pretty little fob watch available, which exploits the strangely sparse market niche of fob/chain watches. Priced at �29, the Full Spot O Click offers women a different way to tell the time. M

w&w Instagram Round-Up #23 - Giveaway Follow Up
wow….simply wow. We had over 900 entries for our first Instagram Giveaway! TONS upon tons of awesome shots of watches of all kinds. It’s great to see how eclectic all of your collections are! As promised, here is a selection of a bunch of great shots that were taken. Honestly, every shot that was entered was great, so the selection below is a fairly random cross-section. I highly recommend you check out #wwgiveaway1 to see them all.The lucky winner is @sirflamboyant! Who got quite an awesome prize if we do say so ourselves! Considering this was such a success (and a fun thing to do) we’ll be sure to do it again soon!As for next week? Back to the usual #wornandwoundIn order for your picture to be considered it should:a. include the hashtag #wornandwound and @wornandwoundb. be a watch related photo. It doesn't have to be a watch on your wrist, but watches should be at the core of the imagec. be awesome (naturally)Be sure to follow us on?Instagram?to stay up to date on w

AP ROO Bumblebee
Hi AllI am thinking of getting a AP ROO Bumblebee. I am in the UK so I can't buy from a TRF trusted seller. Can someone please recommend me an authorised AP dealer in the UK and tell me about the discount I can expect here in the UKI can get 17.5% off retail in the Heathrow duty-free

Patek with a restoration dial - Are they still desirable?
While browsing around my local market, I came across a Patek Calatrava from the mid-late 1940s. Upon talking to the dealer, he indicated that patek replaced/restored the dial sometime around the 60s. I guess and extract from the archive would confirm that.Generally, I prefer all original, but I've never come across a Patek restored/replaced dial before. If it was anyone else doing the restoration I would be hesitant. It certainly isn't shined and new looking. Still has 50 years of age on it.Does an actual Patek restoration affect the value or desirability from collectors?

New Rolex Daytona purchase
I have just completed the first part of a transaction that will see me purchasing a T/T 2018 Rolex Daytona 116503 (New Model) White MOP eight Diamonds Dial. I have just Sold a T/T 2017 Rolex Daytona 116503 (New Model) White Dial with Gold Sub Dials. I received a good price for it 9,750 GBP though I didn't sell it to the shop where I bought it less that a year ago, they were unable to pay me what I was looking for. So I sold it elsewhere, but I will be purchasing the new Daytona from the Dealer where I buy all my Watches which is a Grey Dealer in the North of England. They are exceptional when it comes to price. The new Daytona I am purchasing was priced at 14,565 GBP but because I am a regular customer they reduced it by 65 GBP which was very good of them. So the new Watch is costing me 14,500 GBP which is about 18,000 Dollars. I will be flying from my Country to Manchester UK at the end of May to pay the balance owed & collect my new Watch. I am very excited about this, hopefully