Another Cool Watch That Should Not Remain So Obscure: The RSW Nazca G Power Reserve
It is no surprise that RSW (Rama Swiss Watches) presents another very cool looking watch. The company has been releasing very cool watches for a while, Including their Outland, Puzzle, Nazca, 7th Sense, and Lady Liberty collections. I can also say that they do men's and women's watches with competence. They are still a boutique maker by most means of the definition, which means you'd only know about the company by accidentally stumbling upon them, or if you sought them out directly.Well one of their new watches falls in their Nazca line. A watch featuring an interesting facet cut hexagonal case. The new Power Reserve model makes a sporty line, even more sporty by adding number around the bezel, and featuring a more aggressive dial design. RSW puts a lot of emphasis on the attention to detail in the cut and design of the case, which includes very well cut edges ("chiseled") and contrasting polishes. Like most RSW watches, the crown is a special crank system that one twists out and turns

RO question
hi all, I would like to understand something that I have seen many times and that I cannot explain to myself, this watch seems to be in good condition, according to them never polished, but on the third pic on the bottom of the case especially on the side where the number is the metal seems completely worn out, how the hell is that possible, we're talking about a part of the watch which when is worn can't have any contact dings, scratches or bumps, how in the hell can it get so worn out? I've had a few watches for many years, even one or 2 for around 20 years, well on that part they are fine, but on the outer part they have their fair share of scratches, the exact contrary to this one and I've seen it in many occasions and never could get how that's possible, anyone care to explain would be welcomed.Thanks guys https://.chrono24/en/audemars...-id3748687.htm

Deployant strap question
I ordered a 16mm rose gold Calatrava deployant for my 5296R. I want to order a strap from Camille Fournet. My strap is currently a 115mm and 75mm for the Tang buckle. What lengths are the strap for the deployant, I know the Patek branded straps are marked B for the Tang and D for the deployant. Also is there abspecial thickness to fit under the buckle?

Introduction and my two Pams
I have been posting in WUS for a couple of years already, and joined this Forum a while ago, but never participated until now. Travelller mentioned that is great here, and because of him I will start visiting...As of today, I own a 112 and a 356. Love them both, and now I'm dreaming of a 512, so that I can go to my office wearing a Pam (which I do once in a while with the 112).

Why is there a shortage of SS sports models?
Why is there a shortage of SS sports models? 20 years ago it seemed like every AD had doubles of every SS sports model and was readily offering discounts.Is it that the current typical buyer is more sporty in fashion and taste?As in, the older generation would pick something on a strap or something like a Datejust?It appears to my untrained eye that Rolex isn't meeting demand. Are they disconnected to the economic trends? Perhaps, not too concerned - being a charity?Or, maybe they are shrewder then they appear - letting out SS models at a trickle, further pushing up their brand?