Bamford x The Rodnik Band Snoopy Customized Rolex Limited Edition Watch
Those interested in the sometimes wacky world of after-market modified Rolex watches should take note of this new limited edition Bamford Watch Department x The Rodnik Band Snoopy Rolex Datejust watch. Once again, Bamford is working with fashion label The Rodnik Band on a Charles Schulz's Peanuts-inspired watch, with both Snoopy and Woodstock on the dial this time.This newest Bamford Watch Department (BWD) x The Rodnik Band Snoopy watch uses a base Rolex Datejust (36mm wide), while their previous collaboration used a modified and black-colored Rolex Milgauss with Snoopy on the dial. That previously-produced limited edition came in a 40mm-wide case with Snoopy on the dial wearing sunglasses. For this newest watch, we have a more celebratory Snoopy (again with his arms as the watch hands) and Woodstock the bird at the end of the seconds hand against a black face.Speaking of hands, on this Bamford Watch Department x The Rodnik Band Snoopy customized Rolex Datejust watch, they are quite sh

Hands-On: With the MB&F HMX Tenth Anniversary Watch, And A Second Look At HM6 (Live Pics, Though
This year is the tenth anniversary of one of the most interesting ongoing stories in watchmaking: the horological think-tank and design refinery known as MB&F. The company got its start when Max Büsser, formerly the head of the watch division of Harry Winston (where he helmed, among other things, the genesis of the legendary Opus series of watches) decided to leave the relative security of corporate life in the watch world (I use the world “relative” advisedly) and pursue his own very idiosyncratic vision of horological design. The basic inspiration behind the general design language of MB&F is pretty well known to serious enthusiasts – much of it is derived from Büsser’s own childhood fascination with the seemingly endlessly inventive worlds of fantasy, and science fiction, and he’s mined those worlds very effectively for both specific design cues, and for something more intangible: a marriage of nostalgia and design innovation, with an

Should I buy
Looking at a roo rubberclad Found one I like but not able to go see it in person due to distanceComes with box and papers it is listed as fine condition but have spoken to seller who stars it's in excellent conditionLooks great on pictures and price is good and comes with 12 months warrantyWhat do you guys think as I have usually bought in a shop and tried on first

i maybe an omega convert
but as time goes by i always feel that rolex is just a level higher.its not technically superior but i guess the feel brand timeless design really makes it stand out.i guess this is the rolex competitive advantage that will probably never wear out.

Help deciding - 5980R, 5726 1A, 5712 1A
Trying to decide between these three Nautilus models and wanted to ask the opinion of the forum. There is no big gap in my current collection, so this is not expected to fill any particular need smile My criteria is that the watch needs to be a good collectible, highly desirable in the marketplace, and one that can hold its charm/value over time. Something that can be worn and not just stored in a vault. The 5980R is definitely more formal and dressier than the other two and I loved the gold/brown combo. The 5726 was very clean. The blue on the 5712 is gorgeous.Just for reference I have a 5146G (annual calendar) and an 5167A from PP. Also have a AP Dual time - steel bracelet with black dial. Appreciate your views....