Levi's Mix Tape Watch: A Little Tech Nostalgia On Your Wrist
It's amusing how I have reached a point when I begin to think about my past in terms of the "then current" technology. I might look at a VHS cassette tape and think fondly to bygone years when that was how we watched movies. Such nostalgic thoughts are increasing in frequency as mainstream technology quickly goes in and out of modernity. Do you remember the roughly 15-year period from the early to mid 1980s to the late 1990s when it was common to present someone with a mix tape? Even with the advent of compact discs, it was easier to create a mix tape versus a writable CD, as it involved technology that was still complex to use and expensive in the late 1990s. Now the mix tape and the CD (practically) are phased out. We are left with virtually intangible musical playlists that we send and receive. So the concept of presenting someone with a personalized soundtrack still exists, but it is just not the same.The poorest person with almost no technical knowledge could assort a mix of songs

Dilemma
Would you guys trade a ap royal oak chronograph 39 mm older model for a yg rolex gmt green dial +10k

What is the value of Omega 2254?
What are the values of this particular model? I know it's discontinued but what's the ballpark value one can sell this watch?

Watches you will never sell.
Hey guys I was just wondering, do you have a watch/watches that you will never ever sell under any circumstances? I know that I will never be selling my 1960 ss cal 600 Omega, my 1968 Timex Waferthin, or my 1951 14k yg Lord Elgin. I intend to keep them all as family heirlooms.

Milgauss Z-blue dial vs. blue sunburst dials (like those on the sub-c)
Between the Milgauss Z-blue dial and the blue sunburst dial you would find on the YG or TT models, is there any difference in terms of looks, how it's produced, etc?From what I've seen on photos they seem very similar, but it looks like the Milgauss dial can become a lighter blue than the sunburst dial. I've read that the Milgauss dial is composed or has some zirconium in it, hence the z-blue term.I thought I remember reading the sunburst dials are made with gold, but can't seem to find where I read that now. Or are the sunburst dials made using the same process as the z-blue dial minus the zirconium?