Jaeger-LeCoultre new fine Diamond series
In 2010, Venice Mostra, Jaeger-LeCoultre watch the new fine Diamond series of large-scale early. In this version of the new Diamond watches, including the series of more than 3 000 pieces inlaid precious diamonds, to develop their unique noble spirit of the extraordinary shows page top watch brands?Watch C Rose. While the watches in this value of 908 6,000 RMB yuan, only the pink world rose after the end of the world tour, in January 2008 integrated shopping mall, located in Beijing, store financial Street Admiralship of display, is to research advanced to unlimited.

Talking Watches: With Eric Ku
Eric Ku is one of the good guys. Actually, he's one of the best guys. Eric is a long-time vintage Rolex dealer of the highest order. He's the type of guy who can find you the $1,000,000 Albino 6263, the type of guy who can make a watch good with a simple blessing. Eric Ku is the type of guy who was talking about "RCO" Daytonas three years ago. Eric is the owner of VintageRolexForum, and dealer of watches at 10PastTen, but why he's here today in this series of videos about collectors has nothing to do with his profession, or even Rolex at all. No, Eric Ku, like Jean-Claude Biver, is a true lover of all watches, vintage and new, independent or not. Today we'll be running through some of his favorites, and show you the Submariner that started it all. This is Talking Watches with Eric Ku. 1959 LeCoultre Deep Sea Alarm 1 OF 53 Eric's 1959 Jaeger-LeCoultre Deep Sea Alarm is nothing short of amazing. His watch, which retains all original comp

Let's see some watches and tattoo pieces!
Who here has tattoos to go along with their watches?

Which pair do you prefer?
Thinking about flipping my AP Diver 15707CE plus 116610LV for an AP ROO 26400 Panda and DJ41 Blue. It would be an even swap. Pics for reference...For...IMG_1580.JPGIMG_1582.JPGDo you guys think this is a good move? The two that I own are very polarizing pieces yet highly sought after. The CE is discontinued and some say the Hulk will be discontinued soon. Not sure if this is something I should be mindful of. Maybe I'm just getting older and prefer something more conventional. Let me know what you guys think. Thanks!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

4-digit vs. 5-digit vs. 6-digit Sub
Hi. Another thread inspired me to come up with a ridiculous hypothetical. I know that many in these forums like older Submariner designs, but still prefer reliable new/like new condition and don't want to spend vintage collector money on the old stuff. If you want to buy a new Rolex in a store, the only option is obviously the current SubC (assuming it was actually in stock. ) So, if Rolex announced today that they'd be willing to retool and make only one version of today's Sub/SubDate brand new at today's retail price, would you vote for them to simply keep making the 114060/116610, or would you ask them to switch and go back to making either the 5512/1680 or 14060/16610 versions of those watches?