So, I like tea, and I do put cream in it. It is not a crime to enjoy some Old English habits now and again. Better yet, it is always good to know tea time is at 4:00 and be prompt! You knew I would link it somehow, come on I try! You don’t see a great deal of English watch companies these days, but their heritage in the business is strong and product appreciation even better. Check the new offerings from a start up out of G.B. called IWI. Interesting gage style with a 12 high crown, a guys watch no doubt, real nice for everyday(that means send me one and I will wear it).CTWG
P.S. I have never beat the Brits in any Judo matches, whats in that tea, Ippon leaves?
September 6th, 2007
You want some Italian sprit and style in your hum-drum life? Check the newest limited edition from Locman. The Aeronautica “Militare” is a sweet little number that has a great deal of “guy checkpoints”. Steel, rubber and carbon-fiber make up the Trinity of guy-style components, a perfect sporty orologio offering. CTWG
August 24th, 2007
I was thinking about what watch would I wear to sport the ultra classy side of CTWG. Weddings, special engagement, those kind of functions etc. If you don’t have the scratch for a Patek what would you pick? You want to Fly under the radar but, hit the folks with something special, the class piece. My pick? Ahh yeah, understated and sweet, the Gerald Genta jump hour! Who heard of it? No one! Although they know it is choice! CTWG
July 31st, 2007
Only Rolex could take a style that sold moderate in years past and turn it around into the most sought after watch of the season. The Milgauss is of course the original anti-magnetic watch that ran with some other brands back in the day for anti-magnetic pride. Still it has some value this day and age also. I often times have customers that work in hospitals or with computers that magnetize their timepiece. So if you want one, for those lines of work, great. It is functional and a handsome watch! Maybe in two or three years it will be available for ya, good luck. CTWG
July 29th, 2007
Most people know Michael Kobold as a “Watch Guy”, someone who has a Cult following of fine timepieces and makes military style tickers second to none! Well folks check out the New Mens Vogue and Maniac Magazines to see what some of his style centered followers have to say! He may be the next Derek Zoolander in the making. This is the time on CTWG that we dance!
July 11th, 2007
Ours friends at Eterna still can’t deliver the highly awaited Kon Tiki Diver. The estimated time for delivery is November now! Hang tight watch fans the raft will come to shore soon. CTWG
July 11th, 2007
FAKE TAG HEUER WATCHES RUN ABOUT $149.00
I have been in the watch business for some time and I still seeing huge jumps in the Pre-owned market comparatively from years passed. I too have purchased from time to time the “Can’t Ressist” item from the internet and although being a retailer I have to say there are some great buys out there. The internet has made the watch business blossom, not hurt it! (Kobold i.e.) Still the Latin proverb Caveat Emptor rings true. People are still bringing Explorer I “False-EX” watches in and thinking they found the Arch of the Covenant. Use your head folks, ask questions, email the source, know the product or find someone who does. Watches in general have great reference points, I.D. numbers, check points!(Ask me for God sake) Even the super savvy get caught, I myself have to open ever Franck Muller brought in to see the movement because of the quality of the fakes on the market. I want you to have fun buying watches, chasing deals not ebay ghosts, happy ”safe” hunting . CTWG
June 23rd, 2007
So what is the perfect vacation watch? The thought passed as I was preparing for a trip just recently. You want a watch that is water resistant (see The Leak Mystic), especially for trips to the beach etc., but you also do not want to draw attention to yourself and become a target for sharks with a shiny Rado or something! And more commonly is leaving the timepiece at the beach in a towel so that fat guy with the metal detector can find it later the next morning. So what do you take? Ya gotta look good, but not too, good! My answer to the dilemma, Fortis easy reader Pilot- Retails under a thousand, dull sandblast finish to keep sharks away and splash proof for my waist high swimming adventures. CTWG
June 7th, 2007
“Glashütte Original once again takes the high demands of its customers into consideration; now premiering the Sport Evolution GMT at this year’s Baselworld, yet another attractive model added to the brand’s striking sports watch line. In developing this model, the designers concentrated on the needs of the modern traveler and realized them in a sporty watch. Thus, the new Sport Evolution GMT with two sweep time zones from the center was developed, a timepiece that can easily serve as a constant companion in all of life’s situations. Additionally, further time zones can be set and read by the rotating the bezel. The Sport Evolution GMT also builds a bridge between innovation, functionality, precision, and striking aesthetics, like the other models of the line, whether it is worn for business, leisure, sport, or any other special event.”
This is a big thumbs up from the watch guy, Sport Evolution was a big hit, the G.M.T. also will be sure to sell like wild fire. With only one real sport style to their name, it truly a nice offering from Glashutte, we all hope to see more sport watches out of the little Germany town in the future. CTWG
May 14th, 2007
Man, a complication, say it isn’t so Hall and Oates! Rolex doesn’t throw alot of punches, but when they do, it counts. Speaking of counts, so does the little beauty above, counts down those Yacht races 0 to 10 minutes, and can be programmed ahead of time! A calibre 4160 movement, all Rolex, make up this new movement landmark. I have not seen the guts to this timepiece, of course, I am eager. Yes, they finally broke tradition and jumped the 40mm mark on this baby too. Proud, I am, proud. I can’t wait to see more, bravo. CTWG
May 2nd, 2007
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