Buying Watches In Atlanta, Georgia: Worthmore Jewelers
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. Here is a map of stores we have covered so far.Where to buy watches in Atlanta, Georgia?Art gallery, watch & jewelry store, hang-out and party location, or all of the above? Worthmore Jewelers owners Harris and Geri Botnick have created not one but two places that combine these enticing characteristics. Their stores in Atlanta and its Decatur suburb have a hometown jeweler feel and a staff that seem more like family than employees. Selling watche

Apollo 11 Anniversary July 20th 1969
Hey Guys:Sunday is the anniversary of the Apollo 11 landing on the moon; it is also the biggest day in the history of Omega because of all the watches that followed!The black Speedmaster Professional 321 or 861 is pretty awesome, but the 35th Anniversary Apollo 11 with the white dial is a definite keeper.Thanks Neil and Buzz; you made this hobby one of the best !!

Why is the Submariner viewed as superior to the Seamaster?
I have not owned a Submariner yet, but I will one day. I do own a Seamaster Pro now though. I have handled and worn many a Submariner and to me at least it does not feel like its a $5K+ watch. It is very well built, but feels cheap in its bracelet mostly, and feels light to me. My SMP on the other hand is built like a tank. The bracelet is many times better than the Rolex bracelet. Im aware that Rolex uses a completely in house built movement, which contributes to the price of a Sub I am sure. At the same time I have trouble believing it is head and shoulders above a Swiss ETA based movement which becomes the Omega Ca. 1120 in my SMP. I firmly believe it is Rolex's control of their dealers and marketing, along with annual price increases on new watches that keeps the prices of the pre owned Subs so high. I actually had a guy with a Sub talk down to me yesterday when he saw my Omega. He said Heh you have an Omega, I a Rolex Submariner, a real watch. Then he proceeded to shove it in my f

PP Steel 5980 black dial
Hi All,Just wondered where in the hierarchy of the steel 5980 dials does the black sit, is it the more desirable of the 3 dials that were produced? Is it viewed like the black dial PP 5960 ? and was it produced in lower numbers than the rest ? (I'm guessing it was?).CheersJohn

Picked up Rolex#2!!
Hi all, after some debate on whether to pick up a black ceramic submariner or a BLNR, I finally pulled the trigger! This is my second Rolex, the other is a Datejust II With rhodium dial and blue Arabic numbers. I went with the BLNR and hope I made the right choice! Can't post pics or else I would!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk