Flashlight With The Spirit Of A Fine Watch: The Lumencraft GatLight V3 Titanium
Watch lovers like myself seem to have tendency to love anything "engineered." Sort of like the nerd equivalent of "designer." I just get excited anytime I see a relatively simple item which has so much thought and effort (and hopefully quality) put in to it. We like nice watches, because they take the simple concept of telling the time, and make it more functional, more aesthetic, and more interesting.That is why I like the Lumencraft GatLight V3 Titanium. The self represented "flashlight made in the spirit of swiss watches" blows me away (with light). Designed and crafted by Swiss engineers. The GatLight houses a 240 lumen LED bulb for bright, white light, and a 30% lower power consumption than traditional light bulbs. The gatling gun style looks not only looks intensely cool, but serves to allow for greater heat dispersion due to the increased surface area. The high quality titanium body is constructed from 79 hand assembled pieces. Like any fine tool, you should be able to carefull

I just picked up this RO chrono and I need an extra link
My first AP and I can't stop wearing it! Fits a little snug though and I want to add another link. There's a few on ebay but they are 16mm and 18mm. Anyone know which size I need? Also any good spot I can pick it up from?

Omega seamaster value?? 22558000
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Doubt on Patek 5131
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Who has flipped a "hot" watch for profit?
I am curious how many on here have bought a watch specifically to sell it right away and make a profit. I do not mean you traded in a watch for less than you paid for cash or for less than you paid towards trade. There is all this talk about people buying a hot model just to sell it instantly but I have never met anyone who has done it. My AD offered me a Daytona and a white steel sky dweller. When I passed I got the look of thanks for not buying to flip.Anyone here buy an ss for the purpose of instantly flipping at profit?