pointed us out to this Replica Rolex watches thread at TimeZone

SteveB at WUS pointed us out to this Replica Rolex watches thread at TimeZone, written by Jacob Hagert from Sweden.This is the story of my friends Submariner! The serialnumber tells me that this watch is from 67/68 and was given on his 18th birthday, it was not new but unworn! Since then it have been used everyday!My friend works at sea as a skipper on smaller coast ships.In 1995 he lost the watch during some engine work, at this time he bought a new one! About one year later the watch was foundlying in old spill oil diesel under the engine!!It was very well preserved ; ) The watch had a sailor serviceat once, soap autosol.

Back on the wrist the very same dayworking fine.and even Replica Breitling watches better, he ends his post with:Epilog:When I returned the watch I asked if he had used the new one under these couple of days?Yes I did, but I took it off after one hour, the bracelet is stiff and uncomfortable in a few seconds was the old favorite back on his wrist!Click here for more pictures and the full storyMichele Cuoccio, owner of the Russianwatches website and moderator of WatchUSeek’s Russian Watches Forum, seems to have put a lot of effort in her Russian watch passion.

On April 12, 1961, Yury Gagarin took along the wrist-replica iluxury watches Sturmanskie in the world’s first space mission.Since that time Poljot became the trade mark of the First Moscow Watch Factory.If you are passionate about Russian wristwatches as well, you better click here for more.Ming, a few people will know his name from an earlier post or from his watch artwork on several fora, has a great website exposing all his photographing work.This includes marvelous photos of watches (hence the name photohorloger), cars, art, nature, countries Picture by Ming TheinClick here for the websiteThanks to Jon for the URL!