Omega Speedmaster Mark 4.5 Watch Giveaway Winner
I was happy to get a note from the winner of the Omega Speedmaster Mark 4.5 vintage watch that I gave away here in January. Looks good for a watch from the 1970s right? Vintage Omega watches have a great tool-watch feel to them and I congratulate the winner. Thanks again to MB&F who sponsored the giveaway. The watch winner preferred to remain anonymous, but did share these thoughts (and also apologized for the photography!):"Thank you so much aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer for the opportunity to win this amazing wrist watch. Getting the watch felt like receiving a Christmas gift from my favorite watch website. The first thing that I thought when I held the watch was just how modern it felt. My personal experience with vintage watches has been mixed, but when I saw how nice this Speedy looked I was really surprised. I imagined it would be smaller but it feels just right when it is on my wrist. The dial looks really sharp and is easy to read. It took me a while to notice something very u

More information about Glashutte G. O. Senator Navigator 2011 Limited Edition
In addition, 12 places have special triangular Tag makes it easier for the positioning of the dial. Limited worldwide Edition only 100 to 40 luxurious limited edition of the survey of military flight of the watch is stainless steel material quality GO for the first time limited edition in 2007, the plant to reduce the production of models in politics of scarcity and the value of the collection of Senator Navigator stainless steel German should not lose precious metals for the requirements of the General section the watch.

15202 VS 15300. Same size/fitting?
Hey guys.So basically I have gotten the chance to try on the 15202.Although the watch wears much larger than your usual 39MM watch, I don't have a problem with the dial, however the bracelet being stiff does not sit on my wrists properly. It is very loose and removing links would not help change that.I am very picky with the way a watch rests on my wrists, and always prefer it to barely move, so the big bracelet on the 15202 was a deal breaker for me, which was really a bummer.Is the 15300 the same? I haven't had a chance to try one on, but am curious if I would have the same problem?I have 6 wrists in case you guys are wondering.I guess the shape of the wrists also comes into factor here.Thanks in advance!!

Speedmaster Pro Apollo XI 40th Anniversary
Evening all,Had a chance to try this on today, and it's not a bad looking watch - the red-tipped chrono seconds hand was a nice touch, and the mission patch on the subdial is good too - sterling silver, not printed on like the Moon to Mars editions. Comes in a mahoosive box, the usual limited edition gubbins, and a 42mm silver commemorative medallion. But, at ��3500, I think it's a little on the pricey side, especially as it's not all that limited - 7969 will be made. To sum up, I like the looks of it, but not the price. Anyone else had a chance to see one in the flesh?

what would you pick and why?
hi guys:which of the below Patek would you pick and why?5980/1a57265205 are these Three watches sharing the same base movement?are they in-house made or Patek used someone else's movement and make them better?i tried 5712a, but it looks so small on my wrist.thanks for all your inputs.Alex