Aevig Valkyr Review
Typically, when a watch arrives, I know exactly what to expect. I open the USPS, FEDEX, UPS, etc… package open and find, as advertised on a website or press release, the watch I am to review or examine. Well, the Aevig Valkyr was a watch I had only seen in a few quick shots on instagram, but knowing the brand and liking what I saw, I was eager for them to arrive. Well, when I opened the box, I am pretty certain I let out an audible gasp of delight as the two watches inside were just so cool.They were what I expected and a lot more. It's not that they are perfect in every way, not at all. They just were so fun and different, with a look that was immediately appealing. I strapped on one and it clicked. The funky case design, with it's 70's inspired lines, the use of muted colors and the sporty dial just hit some spot I'm not even sure I knew I had. And I think it all just comes down to a sense of style. These just resonated with who I am and the things I like.But, we're not all lik

In-Depth: Four Complicated Rolex Models From The Past That Deserve To Be Made Again, As Seen In The
The longer one spends around the watch collecting world, the more one tends to be interested in early watches – typically those that pre-date the "modern era." What I mean by that is there is a clear division with many brands – Rolex, Omega, and Heuer, for example, all began naming watch lines in the 1950s and '60s: the Submariner, Speedmaster, Carrera, et al. But, the watches that came before these great lines of horology existed are fascinating not only because of their relative obscurity, but also because of their purity in design. In this story, I examine four watches all available in Phillips' Geneva Watch Auction Two that were made by Rolex, and they're all complicated. But, none of them fall under the category of a Submariner, GMT, Daytona, or Explorer. And there is real beauty in that. Rolex Oyster Chronograph Reference 3525 1 OF 10 The Rolex 3525 was the first "Oyster" chronograph made by Rolex. Reference 35

Parts Query: duo coated AR sapphire: does Omega make it for the SMP300?
Hi folks,I have a PO2500 and I love the way the glass disappears at certain angle. Of cos we all know this is due to the duo coated AR glass.I wonder if Omega has similar duo AR coated glass for the standard classic SMP300 Bond (Ref 22208000). I hope to achieve this glass disappearing effect for the SMP300 too.I check Ofrei website but they can only help if I give them the case number. Being the first owner and having that little red dot of the caseback, I don't think I want to open up the case as I prefer to keep her factory sealed.Thanks for all tips!

Pictures of my PO in Guam
My wife and I went on our honeymoon to Guam this past week. We had a great time, and there was no way I would leave the beautiful island without some pictures. The first three were taken off my balcony at the Westin Resort & Hotel. The last two were taken at Two Lover's Point while the sun was setting. The camera I used is couple of years old, I think I might have to do an upgrade! Anyways, enjoy the pictures and I would definitely recommend Guam for a great vacation spot.

Incoming !!! Pam Boutique Edition
It seems that I buy a Panerai , sell it and say I am done with Panerai ; then I buy another one again and sell it again and say now for reals I am done with Panerai ....Lol ; I guess I am never gonna be done with Panerai Here it gues my new baby Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk