Buying Watches In Las Vegas: The Shops At Crystals
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 Las Vegas, Nevada?Even if you don't care about gambling, Las Vegas still remains a top entertainment?and shopping destination that attracts visitors from around the world. As a side note, if you ask someone from Hawaii where they are going on vacation, more often than not the answer you will hear is VEGAS!!! And yes, the kama'aina definitely go there to gamble.Rather than our usua

Stuckx The Bull Preview Review
In the big and awesome world of chronographs, bullheads hold a special place in the hearts of us enthusiasts. With their crowns and pushers moved up to twelve, their purpose as wrist-strapped stop watches is made abundantly clear, and their overall designs become strange and interesting. Vintage bullheads are highly sought after whether by Seiko, Citizen, Breitling, Bulova, Omega or others. They represent a time when the chronograph was king and watch design was a bit more adventurous. Modern day bullheads are few and far between, but they almost always get our attention.Such was the case a few months ago when we first saw renderings of the Bull by Stuckx. With designs that spoke to our vintage favorites, but had personalities of their own, they were truly a concept that suited our tastes. Interesting dials, a bizarre bezel, a cool case design and the first use of a movement we've aching to see in action, the Seiko NE88A automatic column-wheel chronograph, sealed the deal. They also ha

Checking Out the Mir�� Automatic
There are many articles on w&w about cool looking, well priced quartz watches that end with the same, perhaps repetitious sentiment: "I love it, but I would love it more if it were an automatic." Often the comments on these posts support that sentiment too. One such watch was the blissfully simple and stylish Mir��. It was a pleasure to wear, a pleasure to look at, and if it had just had a beating heart, which frankly doesn't matter to a lot of consumers, it would have been hard to take off. Well, until now, there has not been a brand that has taken this call to heart. Not until the Mir�� Automatic.Staying nearly 100% true to the original design (it's a drop thicker at 11mm), the Mir�� Auto adds a Miyota 9015 and a domed Sapphire crystal into the mix, adding a lot more watch cred, without adding a lot more to the price. In fact, it comes out to a very affordable $259 (price without VAT), making it one of the best values out there for 9015, let alone one with a? sapphire crystal. This

Dilemma - APROC RG or AP NOV SS
Hi Friends...So I have narrowed down my choices to the AP ROC RG and the AP Nov in Steel... I dropped the AP Nov Ceramic coz very simply I feel its way overpriced.I have a couple of shots below and I would like to know what you guys think... Both are very different watches so it is important to know that at the moment my only watch is the Omega Planet Ocean which is my daily beater... I had a FC Novelty earlier and had sold it expecting to pick up an all-ceramic but the price has put me off...I know the ROC RG is great with formals but do you think it will be good for weekend wear... I have attached a pic in jeans and a t-shirt which is what I usually like to wear.... I know the ideal choice is an AP Nov RG but seriously out of my budget at this time.....What do you guys think? Would you go with the ROC RG (black face or white face) or Nov SS considering this would be the onlty watch for some time and considering I'm more of a casual type of person....Thanks for your comments in advanc

Let's see some pics of celebritys panerai wearing
Just for fun I will start James Bond Sean Connery wears Panerai