Buy It Now: aBlogtoRead.com Limited Edition Watch Winder By Wolf Designs
The limited edition aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer Watch Winder by Wolf Designs is now available for purchase while pieces last. As previewed a few days ago, this useful winder is a necessary accessory for most people who own automatic mechanical watches. I've worked closely with Wolf Designs to bring dedicated aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer readers a special item that celebrates our shared passion for watches and can be used with their watch collection. This winder is fully aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer branded and will come with a special customized plaque with the owner's name engraved and number in the limited edition series.Based on Wolf Design's Cub Winder module 2.1 single watch winder, the unit is black leatherette wrapped and purposefully angular in shape to allow for them to be stacked or set in a row with other winders. The unit is 5 inches wide, by 4.5 inches deep, and 5.75 inches tall. There is no need to adjust any settings as it is designed to fully wind the majority of automatic watc

Incoming!!!!
Well, I did the unthinkable everyone... I traded in my beloved 44mm FC towards the 44mm Platinum! I can say I'm in love still with this piece, though I def miss my FC, I do NOT regret this. The heft is a nice change, and weighs a mere 245.4 grams. The brand new gator strap is pretty stiff, and I'm looking forward to it loosening up for me. I know about the comfort of the rubber strap from my FC, but the gator is a MUST to me. I do wish it was a Horn Back strap though!It was close to a 7 hr ride to the shop, but for this, I had to see it in person to be sure. Here are a few pix...

Omega Seamaster Bracelet Question
Hi, does anyone know if it easier to add or remove links from the new Seamaster Professional 300m? The old bracelets were notoriously difficult to remove or add links and the pins often bent when they were removed. It was also a job that was done at a jewellers and not at home.They seem to have gone to a screw and pin system, so are the pins easier to remove and can it be done at home?Thanks in advance.

Had a nice Omega moment today
Won't bore you with the details about the circumstances but today, a complete stranger and I had this short conversation . . . . . . Stranger: I like your watch AzPaul: Thanks. It's a '66 Stranger: Is it a pie-pan? AzPaul: It is Stranger: Can I take a look at it? AzPaul: Absolutely Made my morning

Prefer 5065 to 5167
Am thinking about another Patek to join my 5711, and it seems the Aquanaut would be a good choice (also thinking about a Annual Calendar Moonphase 5396G-011).Anyone here has a 5065 instead of the 5167 and willing to show some wrist shots? I prefer the dial much more.Also, is there anything about the 5065 you dislike?