Xetum Limited Edition Carbon Fiber Tyndall Watch
It's been a long, long two years since Xetum had their last limited-edition model. As with their last LE model, they've opted to use their Tyndall model as the base for this new one. ?Even if you're not intimately familiar with the brand, you've no doubt seen the Tyndall with its clean, lugless design. ?So, what's different for this new version?Right off the bat, you've got a much darker watch. ?While the regular Tyndall is in a brushed/polished case, the new LE features a deep PVD black. ?While they could have paired that with their existing black dial, Xetum upped the ante and instead went with carbon fiber.I have to say - if you've not played around with a watch that has a CF dial, it's really something you need to see to truly appreciate. ?While you certainly pick up the alternating weave pattern (that's become familiar to us with all the Fast 'n Furious imitators and their car hoods), it's more interesting what it does to the applied numerals an indices.Given how these dials have

Ap 15710st vs rolex 116500ln
Hi Everyone,I have two choices, black 15710st or white 116500ln.which one would you choose and why ?I have 116613LB and breitling avenger ii chronograph now.Thank you so much.

Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS event...
I was fortunate enough to attend AP's latest charity event benefiting Broadway Cares/EFA, which was hosted by the current cast of the hit musical Jersey Boys, and let me tell you, the evening was nothing short of a revelation.Never mind that I got to see old friends like Al Armstrong (his own best customer) as well as chat with newly-minted AP CEO, Francois Bennahmias, the music was the focus of the evening. News flash: these guys can sing, and what's more, they're all perfect gentlemen who remain humble on the face-of their considerable vocal gifts.(yes, the camera on my HTC EVO leaves much to be desired...)It must be said here that at no point in the evening was Francois more animated or genuinely excited then when he was speaking about the charity and his commitment to keeping this partnership going throughout his tenure. This man believes 100% in giving back to the community, and it shows. He made me proud to be an AP owner twice over, and I look forward to the day when I can add

Patek Salon in Genveva
My girlfriend and I are going to be in Geneva late next week. I wanted to ask the members here that have been what the must see AD's/Museums are. We will only be there a few days, but I would like to explore some horological sights. Any recommendations would be highly appreciated.

What should be included with an AD purchased Rolex?
Hey everyone I just purchased a 116610LV on Sunday and when I got home I looked in the box and noticed a few things missing. Inside the sleeve of the box was only the chronometer tag, the oyster swimproof tag, warranty card and the Submariner Date booklet. No factory service booklet, no warranty booklet, no bezel protector and no green holder the warranty card and booklets go in. So I called the AD and gave him a little piece of my mind about presentation and and expectations when making a large purchase. Easily fixed he has the holder and the bezel protector which I am getting Saturday but he says Rolex is trying to stream down their box contents and no longer provide the warranty and factory booklets. In the classifieds here every LV has them. Are these important pieces to be missing? Will they affect value if traded in the future? What do you all think? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk