aBlogtoRead.com Featured In The Financial Times
Did you know that the Financial Times has a special section from time to time called "Watches & Jewelry?" I didn't either until recently. How neat is that?A recent Financial Times article discussing the power of blog in the watch industry featured myself (Ariel Adams) and aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer. While brief, the article mentions the immense influence blogs have over the watch industry as well as the people who buy watches. It also remarks on how the watch industry doesn't always know how to deal with blogs like aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer, as what I (and the few others like me) do is often quite different from the traditional watch media.Nevertheless, the Financial Times suggests that sites like aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer command a readership and awareness that watch companies realize is something that have to adapt to. Many thanks to reporter Simon de Burton who covered the story. I am honored to be recognized by the Financial Times and featured in their fine publication. Also tha

ROO - stay/go? seeking opinions
after having decided that this should leave the stable (my taste recently transitioning more towards traditionally sized watches...as well as recent addition of the Jumbo), I'm now having seller's remorse before it's even sold!this is a model that first caught my eye from a very far distance over 10yrs ago. i still remember the guy that was in a group meeting with me, i believe it was a G series blue/grey petite tapisserie with arabic numerals, the font was much rounder than on my themes (image below).ever since then, it's a model that i always considered 'wow' - moreover, that i would never be in a position to own one myself.fast forward over a decade, many other watches, brand, tastes (yes, was on the 'big watch' train back then, everything 42 or greater), and i feel lucky enough to be in a place on my life to have acquired one. and a beauty at that, i must say. couldn't ask for anything more.but in past few years, tastes have changed, big watches now felt maybe too big. to push thin

Hey guys....need some input here
Debating between a stainless steel Royal oak chrono black dial Vs VC overseas chrono blueSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Why is the 15300 expensive? =/
Serious question.It's not too far from the 15202, which will probably hold value much better.The 15450 37MM is a little on the small side, and the 15400 is a little on the large side; hence. I am looking for the 39MM.The 15300 makes no sense with the current price though.I can find a very lightly used 15400 for less.Even saw a brand new 15400 go for less.

Is the Omega Planet too thick?
Is the Omega Planet Ocean 42MM 8500 too thick for everyday wear. Picture on the wrist would be nice.