Baselworld 2013: Casio's Newest G-Shock Gravity Defier Aviator Watches
It's Baselworld, the time of genuinely fascinating new watch releases and Casio does not want to disappoint. New models in the Gravity Defier series have been announced: they are heavily loaded with technology and are built to resist such centrifugal forces only fighter pilots could submit them to.First, we have the flagship, analog, GW-A1100, now featuring an advanced compass function and other enhancements. The analog-digital GA-1000 is an addition also featured at Basel, also based on an aviator concept. It has improved overall and with night-legibility, is not shy of features.Click any of these images to see details in larger images.Let's start with the top-of-the-line GW-A1100, the new flagship of the G-Shock Gravity Defier series. As you can see on the image above, it has an all analog face, but that doesn't mean a loss of functions. On the contrary. For starters, the watch now incorporates a digital compass, just what was missing in its predecessor. The way it works is simple en

Marvin Malton Cushion Watch Winner Follow-Up Review
Thanks to Victor M. of Raleigh, North Carolina for this thorough follow-up review of a Marvin Malton Cushion watch he was the lucky winner of during the September 2012 aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer monthly watch giveaway. The giveaway specified an M119 watch, but it looks like he was able to get an M120 Limited Edition model instead (similar but with different dial). Check out his details reviews below:I recently received the Marvin M120 Limited Edition watch, having won the contest held by our host here at aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer, Mr. Ariel Adams.A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE MARVIN MALTON CUSHION COLLECTIONAs Mr. Adams mentioned back when he first covered the M119 introduction, The M118, 119 and 120 series are the first in Marvin's Malton Cushion cases. The largest difference between the models is that the M118 is a chronograph movement, M119 is the automatic 3-hand with Arabic numerals on the face in wide availability, and M120 has stick (baton) markers in limited editions.Marvin seems to f

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Hi all,Just signed up for the forum. Was hoping for some help as I am very new to watches. I really like the Rolex Milgauss z Blue, and id like to get one. I'm going to need an extra link to fit comfortably. I've never owned a watch before and am drawn to the Milgauss as it seems versatile enough to wear every day. I'm hoping to keep it as long as I live and then leave it to my son. There are so many online options but I'm wary of getting duped and not having the Rolex manufacturer warranty if something goes wrong. Where I live in WI there are three ADs in the state. I've only talked to one who said they wouldn't negotiate at all off 8200 msrp, and that the price fe Rolex would be going up in feb. I haven't tried he other two yet. I'm seeing it online from anywhere from 6-8k, I want the watch brand new, and I want to get the best possible price, as this is a major purchase for our family. Any direction you could provide as to best way to buy Rolex, warranty issues and what t

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