BEST FROM: watches-dealer & Friends June 21st
How time flies, it's the end of yet another month and time for yet another installment of our bi-weekly roundup of the best watch articles from here and around the internet.In this edition, we find out what our Contributing Editor James Stacey thought of his first ever visit to Baselworld; we visit the Patek Philippe manufacture;?check out a cracked Panerai; and get up-close with what is possibly the world's most affordable tourbillon watch and Grand Seiko's understated but stunning 44GS watch.1. Baselworld 2013 �C Through the Eyes of a First-TimerBaselworld is perhaps the closest a watch enthusiast can get to watch heaven on Earth. Spread across multiple halls the size of football fields and also across multiple levels, it is a sensory overload of watches. Just look at the amount of coverage we did for Baselworld!It's been a couple of weeks since Baselworld ended, but if you are still suffering from Baselworld withdrawal symptoms, why not check out our Contributing Editor James Stacey'

Milan shoping
I'm im Milan for the next 30 days and decided to go in some watch shops. Seen so many great pieces! They have all the great AP's! Here are some pics of the ones i've seen. Decided on the 26331 blue dial and had my Ti 26400 strap changed for the black one. Completely diferent watch!Enviado de meu SM-G930F usando Tapatalk

2 days, 1 night...Baselworld, Le Brassus & Geneva
Baselworld was an experience, the Joux Valley was amazing (including lunch at AP's own hotel), and the Geneva boutiques were as wonderful as always!

Basel Dreams: What model would you like Omega to deliver?
Earlier in the forum there was a photo of a black dialed Bond Seamaster, which looks quite nice. Personally, I would love to see a return to the older style of Constellation. The kind they used to make in the 1950's. Given their current line of DeVille models, I am guessing this is unlikely. Still, I admire those older Constellations. What is your wish?

Thinking of selling a couple rolex for a Aquanaut.
So, I am giving some thought into selling my 116613LB and Explorer(39mm) it help fund my first PP, Aquanaut. Before I do this I need to know what to expect from the watch. I am not sure, but I think it is safe to assume that the Aquanaut will not be as durable as the two Rolexs mentioned. With that being said, the use of the watch will not be for heavy use. i will leave that to my Hulk Submariner, which I plan to keep.The intent of use will be for travel, possibly swimming, dinner, Church and other medium task. No golf or tennis or snorkeling, eventhough I believe it ca handle diving 60'. Please tell me if the watch is too delicate like its siblings and that I am better off keeping what I have, or will it do what I want it to do without breaking a sweat.Also, what can I expect form the company itself when it comes to warranty, service and cost of service.