Xicorr FSO M20.01 Hands-On
Xicorr is a young Polish watch brand committed to putting "made in Poland" on the map. We reviewed their first watch, the Circle, back in 2013. Though we found the overall design a bit divisive, we were taken with the unique aesthetic of the case and its solid build quality. ?We were most impressed with the brand’s commitment to building their watches from the ground up, with all components, excluding the movement, designed in-house and made to spec. Eventually, Xicorr would like to sell watches entirely made in Poland, and though the company currently uses third-party movements��mostly from China��they hope to manufacture their own down the line.In the meantime, Xicorr has been busy releasing a number of new models, many of them automotive inspired. Today, we're taking a look at the Xicorr FSO M20.01, a watch based on the FSO Warszawa M20 car produced in Poland from 1951 to 1973 (it was the first post-war Polish car produced on a national scale). It's a bit of an obscure reference

5167R with dwarf plumeria and sun...
Happy Friday everyone!

Paris - Take the Rolex??
Wife and I are headed to Paris this summer. Can I safely wear my YG Blue Dial Sub or do I leave it in the safe deposit box?Also, are there any good places to look at watches in Paris?

Rolex Warranty
I've read conflicting stories on whether the 5 year factory warranty is transferable or is only valid for original owner. I don't have the original green warranty card, but was told the watch was bought new in April 2017 and has the remaining 5 year Rolex warranty. Does Rolex repair center check serial and warranty status? Any way they can verify the warranty status of my Rolex?Thanks!

Marketing vs Actual
Rolex !!! Get your engineering to match the marketing. You are a classic case of the picture of the meal on the box is far from what you get.Every Rolex marketing photo shows a perfectly north/south aligned Crown logo. My 2017 purchased Explorer 2 points to 3 o'clock. My Wife's 2017 DJ2 points to 7 o'clock.Imagine if your steering wheel logo/badge was at any angle when driving straight. How laughable would an iPhone or Samsung with a random aligned logo be? Yet Rolex marketing understand an out of aligned crown logo would be simply hysterical to picture. Yet even same model Rolex's will have randomly aligned crown logos. For the prices of these watches and the self proclaimed in house engineering & tooling. Starting and finishing a thread male or female in engineering is pretty basic.