Buy It Soon: aBlogtoRead.com Limited Edition Watch Winder
As a way of rewarding readers I've teamed up with Wolf Designs to create a special limited edition aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer branded single watch winder. It will be available for sale in just a few days. People have been asking for an aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer wrist watch for a while - that one might take a whilebut I am really excited to offer you a new any to enjoy aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer and keep your automatic watches safe and wound.My intent was to offer a very simple plug and play system that doesn't require any fussing around. The aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer Watch Winder by Wolf Designs is based on their Cub Winder single watch winder system. You plug it in, put your watch on the cuff, and turn it on. The winder winds in both directions and requires no extra thought or settings. Perfect for the vast majority of automatic watches out there. Real easy - just how I like it.The limited edition winder is totally aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer branded. The logo is placed with gold foil on

Does this watch look right to you?
Greetings TRF,I came across this on my way home two days ago. Would you experts care to chime in and tell me what you think? I kind of find it very...thin...Stay tuned...

Speedy on a 2 piece Zulu?
I have been fighting the Speedy urge for some time now and weakness is getting to me. I tried one on yesterday and can't help but think it must be my next watch, whenever that is. The thing is, I really want something that I don't have to wear with a bracelet, and I prefer zulu's or nato's to leather straps. I was just wondering if anyone has a pic. of a speedy on a 2 piece Zulu, the reason behind the 2 piece is that I love the clear case back and would not want to cover it up. Thanks in advance.

Louis Rossel Rolex ?
Good morning all. I am a member of the Equation of Time Forum. We collect Rado watches along with a great variety of other Swiss watches.Recently we have been doing a lot of research on a little known Swiss brand from the 70's called Louis Rossel. As part of our research we came across a 3525 Rolex with Louis Rossel on the dial. We were intrigued so did some more research but cannot find any other 3525's marked in this way. The 'louis Rossel' Rolex seems wrong to me but we are not au fait enough to say for certain. The sub-dials look flat instead of impressed, the numbers above 12 dont follow the same pattern as other 3525's however they do have same pattern as another Rolex Model. The patina looks wrong. The movement doesnt look quite the same as other 3525's.So it could be a Franken, or a complete fake or absolutely genuine.I wonder if you could clarify this for me? . Your words of wisdom would be very much appreciated.

Need bracelet help!!! Questions; re: PCL vs BCL (I know... Not a new topic)
So I'll try to make this brief... My AD called me about a month ago and told me they had gotten a BLNR in and it was mine if I wanted it. I've wrestled with this watch before and never walked out of the store with one as I already have a 16710. However, this time I bit and picked it up the next day. I wore the BLNR for about 24 hours on a business trip to Chicago, but it just didn't feel right to me. I had a feeling this might happen, so I had left the stickers on, (which I never do). I got home and put it away for 3 weeks and then decided it just wasn't for me. Then 2 days ago, as a last ditch effort, I swapped out the bracelet on my LV and now I can't take it off.All of my sport watches have brushed bracelets, with the exception being a VC that has brushed links, with polished edges, but it's very subtle. I know there are a lot of people on here that love the PCLs, but I just can't get my brain around them. I'd like to keep the original bracelet, original, just in case I eve