Buying Watches In Phoenix, Arizona: Arizona Fine Time
Welcome back to an watches-dealer original series, where we discuss important stores that sell watches all over the world. Each store we profile has an interesting story to tell about where they operate and who they sell to. Whether you buy watches from brick and mortar retailers or prefer to buy watches online, these are the stores that help shape our watch culture around the globe. There is a long list of stores to cover, but if there is a retail location in your favorite city that we simply can't miss, let us know in the comments below.Where to buy watches in Phoenix, Arizona?Cigars, watches, shaving cream? You will find them all at Arizona Fine Time in the Phoenix suburb of Scottsdale, Arizona. They do business globally and locally as "Cigar King," "Arizona Fine Time," and "Shaving Creams" online, via phone orders, and in their literally brick and mortar store. Mitchell Hirsh opened the store as Cigar King in 1994 and expanded into selling watches in 1996.watches-dealer: What types

Free 2CAN Watch Giveaway
Another aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer Free Watch Giveaway. This time you have a good shot at winning your choice of 2CAN watch, sponsored by WatchWearwatches-dealer. 2CAN offers a diverse line of fashion forward watches that each have a familiar, yet unique look. Sporting technical designs with complex intrigue, there are a number of interesting models. The pictured two are mere examples. Retail prices for 2CAN watches at WatchWearwatches-dealer range from about $300 - $400. If you are chosen as the winner, you get to choose which ever 2CAN watch you like that the sponsor has in stock. Good luck!To Enter You Must: 1. Visit The 2CAN product page at WatchWearwatches-dealer and pick your favorite 2CAN watch.2. Comment on this post below with your valid e-mail address where required. In the body of your comment should mention AND link to the 2CAN watch you'd like if you are chosen the winner.3. By entering you are opting in to receive occasional watch related news letters or announcements from

A Week On The Wrist: The Glash��tte Original Senator Chronograph Panorama Date With Manufacture Calib
The world of in-house, self-winding chronograph movements started out small in 1969 with the Breitling/Heuer/Buren Caliber 11, the Zenith El Primero, and the Seiko caliber 6139 and it coincided with the beginning of the quartz era, which did not exactly provide a lush financial environment for horological innovation (as we all know the Seiko caliber 6139 is long gone, as is the caliber 11 and if it weren’t for the fact that Rolex started using the El Primero in the Daytona in 1988, that might not be around either. Today it’s still a small group, at least in comparison to the number of brands offering automatic chronographs – aside from the ETA/Valjoux 7750 and its derivatives, which are so ubiquitous you have no choice but to call them that, there are a handful from makers like Breitling, Rolex, Seiko, TAG Heuer, and Omega, and Jaeger-LeCoultre, and it’s no coincidence that generally they come from manufacturers – or via manufacturers – who have the

Newbie/Aspiring Collector
Hello everyone and thanks in advance for your input here. Over the last couple years I've built what I think is a nice stable of watches that I love and wear as circumstances allow. (you should be able to see in auto sig)Now that I feel as though I have most of the watches that I really want/need, I would like to shift my spending towards longer term value and collectibility. Could you please offer some advice on a nice combination of value, future appreciation/speculation and uniqueness? Pieces that catch my eye and are currently on my radar are as follows.5930G5168Gor other current retail pieces I might buy well in London VAT free...And for investment-5370P6241 NewmanI would like to keep collecting but if the dollars are going to keep going out I would like for them to one day have the potential of coming back.Thanks so much for your time,Justin

Steel Bracelet for PAM 188
Hello All!I hope all is well.does anyone has pictures of how the PAM 188 looks with a steel bracelet? Also, can someone suggest the best place to buy a new, original, Panerai steel bracelet?Thank you in advance!!!Andrew