Funding A New Watch Brand With Kickstarter.com
So you wanna build a watch? It is a common dream of enterprising watch lovers to simply posit "I just want to start my own watch brand." It actually isn't as hard as you might think. There is a universe of services, companies, and resources to help you when starting from scratch. In fact, aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer contributing writer Paul Hubbard wrote a post on this very topic here. There you'll find information on actually making the watch, but more importantly is funding your project.Whether you are interested in starting a new brand or just building a one or two models, you'll need money upfront for the design and prototyping. Then you'll need more money for the industrialization and actual production. In between are costs for marketing, customer service, and a series of other little money-eaters.The potential pay-off is real. If you build a nice-looking watch you can made a handsome profit, given a reasonable margin on your production and design costs. Though, funding a larg

New acquisition
I always loved this watch and now I managed to find one in great shape, LNIB, serviced just a while ago.Here are some pics of this beauty. I love the marble style it has and its lightweightness!!Just don't know what to do right know, as long as I have another 26400 but in TI. Should I sell it?Enviado de meu SM-G930F usando Tapatalk

26405CE Vs 26400AU Vs 26400SO
If you had to choose, which one would you take? :)

The return of the Pilot��s Watch: the unmistakable Spacemaster Z-33
.omegawatches/press/press-kit-text/1905It ain't a Sky-Dweller for sure.Fr. John?

I can't seem to get accustomed to the small size
I'm used to 40mm+ watches.