Get To Know Your Fellow Watch Collectors With This LGI Survey Data Exchange
LGI is a company that works with retailers to determine what watches are selling, where, and to whom. It is a valuable service that the watch industry relies on (at least here in the US) to advise them what the market demands and helps them decide what types of watches to produce. LGI is expanding their research to individual collectors and if you participate, they will share the entire survey data with you. Basically, if you are interested in who your fellow high-end watch lovers are, what they are buying, and how much of it, all you need to do is provide the same. It is a fair exchange for those who want to know this information.Being fans of data, we wanted to share this opportunity with the watches-dealer readers. The survey takes maybe 15 minutes if you casually go through it, especially if you are the type of collector they want to know a lot about. While personal data is not collected and you will become just a statistic, your information will be shared with interested watch bra

Thinking of taking a break from the hobby...
It's a first world problem for sure. I love my watches but recently I picked up a dream car- Ferrari 488 and now I've been bitten by the car bug. By no means is it my first exotic or sports but it's the most intense car I've ever owned. Now I'm pining to get a Mclaren to add as a stablemate. And by freeing up some funds, maybe the new Mclaren p14 or a Ferrari f12 can be added to the collection.Hard to keep multiple expensive hobbies so I'm considering selling my Patek's to fund the car passion!Can I afford to do both. Well yeah. But just seems frivolous. How many of you have gotten in and out of the hobby? I figure delve in some high end cars for a bit and when I get sick of that, come back to watches.Not saying by any means I'm done with watches- just feel like taking a break. I guess the bigger question is how do you stop the urge to just live a normalExistence and not keep wasting errrr i mean investing money in these expensive hobbies. I just get bored so damn quick tha

Am I Nuts?
I liked to pose a question to my fellow steel PP owners. I just recently purchased nautilus 5712/1a. Well the scratches are starting to show and they are driving me nuts. I own two gold watches and I'm able to use a polishing cloth to keep them tip top. Here's my question. Is there a cloth I can use to keep my nautilus looking show room new? Or am I nuts and just have to learn to live with the scratches?

Cool Rolex Commercial: "The Rolex Way"
Came across this, thought it was really cool. Apologies if its been posted already. https://.youtube/watch?v=-guAJ9zhZ9w

Sub 116610 bezel problems??
Hi I’ve heard of some alignment issue with regards to the bezel on the sub, that it gives slightly and moves back clockwise slightly once rotated. Also that some bezels arnt perfectly aligned with the Rolex sign at the 12 o’clock position? Has anyone had this issue? Thanks