Ariel Adams' 10 Watches Recommended For Anyone
Watches I recommend for anyone to own? That sounds a bit presumptuous, right? Well, it is, but hear me out. In what might end up being a new series of articles here on watches-dealer, I'd like to share with our audience the timepieces that we as individual watch lovers and experts would recommend to any new or veteran collector. In fact, I would go so far as to say that no watch collection is truly complete without including most or all of these models. But let's face it, is any collection of anything ever really complete? Let's hope not.People ask me all the time what watches they should buy at all types of price points. This list of watches is meant to offer something for everyone, but at the same time, there is no watch on here - no matter how inexpensive or luxurious - that one collector cannot enjoy at the same time in the same collection. This list is also subjective and reflects my personal opinions. If you disagree, that's cool - it only means we have different tastes. All I ca

Linde Werdelin SpidoLite Family Watches
This new rose gold version of the Linde Werdelin SpidoLiteis DYNA-AMITE! And this DLC version of the super skeletonized case watch is OUTTA-SIGHT! Really, they are pretty cool, and I think took an interesting design to a much more luxurious place. The Original SpidoLite SA watch I reviewed here was more a stealth wealth watch. Interesting, but not showy enough for some people's tastes. The new Linde Werdelin SpidoLite Family watches are a brag worthy line of limited edition watches of the likes I've never seen before. No other company than Linde Werdelin that I know of is so able to take a watch, make simple but effective changes to it, and make it look like something else altogether.For basic details about the watches like size, about the vintage automatic mechanical movements, and such info please check out some of my other articles about the watch. I want to focus on what is new. One area of improvement both of these watches exhibit is better contrast between the hands and the dial.

Hello Breitling experts, please help me identify
This chronograph. I'm trying to find more information on it but am having no luck. I believe it to be new, but I do not see it on the Breitling website. Any comments are appreciated. Thanks!

so many post about this !!!!!!!
So i am trying to narrow it down since getting rid of straps is hard ! so my question is would a Pam 177 look better with a brown custom strap , an oem golden brown calf or an oem black distressed calf ! please help

Kudos to Rolexbrah
Had to briefly relate my recent interaction with Rolexbrah(Jay) - he recently replied via PM to my post concerning a watch I've been hunting. He briefly outlined a AD had such watch & proceeded to advise contact details, etc. I contacted the AD and secured the watch over a few texts and phone call. Jay clearly could have kept this info. to himself but he provided the info. to a fellow member - I am very appreciative of his candor & insight. In my opinion, this is the quintessential reason to be a member of TRF - to share ideas with likeminded enthusiasts.I look forward to future interaction with Rolexbrah & his contribution to the forum!