My customized "Kill Bill" ROO!
2 weeks ago, I decided to send my 42mm ROO off to get a Kill Bill dial with matching pvd-ed bezel screws and original yellow crocodile strap...here is the final result! I decided to mount the custom python strap on the watch for now because it matches the yellow in the dial better than the original AP strap which I am finding a tad too light.....may change it up later.Sent from my SM-G930W8 using Tapatalk

5164 retail
Hi,I travel a lot, so I've been thinking that an Aquanaut dual time would make a good companion for my Nautilus. But I don't see it listed in the sticky price list. Anyone know what the retail price is on that?

Thought this was worth listening to
.watch-insider/news/si..ment-370715Voice interview with Sig. BDilution comments, quantity/quantity comments, bronze future, plus more.

Rolex for the active individual?
Hi TRF, first post here! I֪ looking to pick up a new (to me) Rolex. I have a 6542 that my dad�� dad gifted to him when he graduated from the Air Force and I have an AP 15202. Both watches I feel are too fragile for what I want and neither do I wear all day every day. I purchased an Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean back in 09 as my first, nice watch and I��e thrown everything at it: surfing, snowboarding, dirt bike rides, backpacking, etc. and the watch still looks great and keeps great time without a service. However, I֪ looking to upgrade the Omega to a Rolex.I֪ familiar with the tried and tested criteria Rolex watches go through, but I֪ curious when they started testing the watches beyond the limits the watches would ever see. I��e narrowed my choices down to a Submariner or a Sea Dweller (40mm). I֪ looking for this new watch go go everywhere with me to get knocked around and build its own character. How far back I should narrow my selection to, knowing the watch has gone through the gamut

Crystal chips. Embrace or replace?
Hey guys.Took my watch to a new watchmaker to get authenticated today. He had it for a very short amount of time while I waited and was very nice, showed me the movement and lubricated the gaskets, didn't charge me anythingUpon taking the watch back and inspecting I saw some crystal chips. I can't recall them being there when I purchased the watch. I'm almost 99% sure they weren't. So it either happened by my wearing it, or by the authentication at the watchmaker. I am not going to blame him because I am unsure.Regardless. Should I replace the crystal or embrace the imperfections as my own?What would you doSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk