RSW Moonflower Watch for Women 2009
Wow. Just check this out - the RSW Moonflower for Women.Powerful imagery to say the least. I love that this is a brand that is taking definite risks with a design like this - which has earned my respect, and I'm sure the respect of many more.Rama Swiss Watch, the geniuses behind the Moonflower, has grown out of need for truly unique, avant-garde pieces. Giving the manufacturing expertise of the founders, their success is sure to be guaranteed. Compare this with the fashion-forward designs and distributions, the RSW Moonflower stands alone.So, let's take the obvious. Moon. Flower. Can you see them both? Together? Not at firstbut, like those allusions, this watch offers so much more.And it's not a traditional look at all - period. For women's watches - this is a whole different game.It's definitely kind of ugly. The bumpy facade of the titanium dial is a little off-putting at first. It's a stretch for a moon - and a stretch for a flowerBut then - you gaze into the open face An

A Look at the Autodromo Prototipo Nero and Silver
A few months ago, I had the pleasure of reviewing the Autodromo Prototipos. These 70's inspired racing chronographs really struck a chord for me, with their excellent styling, superb detailing and reasonable prices. On top of that, they used Seiko Mecha-Quartz movements, which combine the affordability and accuracy of a quartz, with the functionality of a mechanical chronograph. These are movements that I'm a big fan of, and are grossly underused in the industry, so I was really excited to see them in such a cool watch.Recently, Autodromo added two more models to the Prototipo collection, bringing the total number of styles to 4 (well, technically 5 including the Vic Elford limited edition, but that is long sold out). The new models round out the series, adding a silver dialed version with orange accents for a retro palette, and a PVD model with yellow highlights for something more aggressive. Needless to say, I had to spend some time with the new versions after being smitten with the

Heading to the AP Museum Tomorrow
Very excited and with my 5402 ready for the trip. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1366918021.065663.jpgSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk. Watches are the new currency!

3rd year warranty sticker
Hi,Just wondering if anyone has experience in registering for the 3rd year warranty sticker from AP through their website and approximately how long it took to receive the sticker (I am located in Canada).I registered my ROC 2 weeks ago and haven't received any updates since, so not sure if it's en route or if I need to follow up. It could also just be me being impatient, as waiting for stuff to arrive is not one of my strengths Would be appreciated if others can let me know approximately how long I should wait before following up, and who I may be able to follow up with.Cheers,James

New Speedy (Thx Father John!)
My very first Omega, and of course it had to be the Speedy, 3570.I have to say, I love everything about it. I have a hard time taking it off at night. A special thanks to Father John for putting me in touch with his dealer. I will definitely buy from him again. For more photos you can check out my instagram timetowatch Cheers! Matt