Limes Launches New Website
Today German watch brand Limes announced the launch of their new web site. The brand has also refined their collection. All Limes watches feature German-made Ickler cases. The Pharo line of dress watches feature guilloch�� dials with hand-applied numbers and a variety of complications including large date, day-date, exposed balance, and power reserve. The Endurance line of sports watches include a range of models with 1000 meter water resistance, unidirectional scalloped bezels, screw-down crowns, and large luminous hands. All Limes watches use proven Swiss ETA movements.

Wryst Airborne Watch Winner Announced
Congrats to Derique Y. from Singapore who is the lucky winner of the Wryst Airborne FW3 limited edition watch that we gave-away last month. We are sure that he will enjoy it. Please enter for a chance to win the also limited edition Azimuth Bombardier VI timepiece during the month of June 2013 on watches-dealer.

AP and 007
Just been reading something similar on the Rolex tread and thought it would be an interesting topic on here, it's a well know fact that AP turned down the opportunity to be on the wrist of a Mr James Bond 007 and be a part of the franchise. Just wondering which model you guys would have liked to have seen him in and which he would be best suited to? I'll kick things off by playing it cool and going for the 15400 ss with black face

Patek as only watch- anybody do this?
I'm thinking about flipping two Rolexes for a single watch, I'm thinking about a Patek as one of them. Anybody have a Patek as the only watch? Thinking about something from the Calatrava, Nautilus, or Aquanaut lineup.I'm not too concerned regarding the durability- obviously a WG Rolex sub is going to be a tank compared to a Patek, but I have yet to incorporate smashing rocks with my wrist into my workout routine so I'm not too concerned with a Patek handling desk diving.Service costs can be expensive but I'm probably looking at just date and time as the only functions, so can't be too expensive over a Rolex. I'd probably have to send it in more compared to a Rolex, but again, I can't imagine this will bankrupt me.The one thing that I worry about is the servicing time. Months without a watch? That kinda sucks.Anyways, would love to hear everybody's input. Thanks!

Next Watch after Datejust II
I'm curious, for those with more than one Rolex, what the next watch after my Datejust II should be considered? I'm active and like the outdoors and sports. Seems there are 3-4 models that would fit the bill. What say ye?