Introducing: The Harry Winston Countdown To A Cure Timepiece To Support HIV Research
Harry Winston has released a new limited edition watch, the Countdown to a Cure Timepiece, to benefit amfAR's (The American Foundation for AIDS Research) efforts to develop a cure for HIV/AIDS. Twenty percent of the retail sales price of each watch will be donated to the cause. The limited collection will be produced in a series of 20 women's watches and 20 men's watches. 1 OF 2 Both watches stem from the Midnight Collection. The men's version is a simple design with an automatic movement fitted in a 42 mm white-gold case and navy blue iridescent dial with applied baton indexes. The minute track features the multi-colors of amfAR. The colors are intended to represent the transition of the disease from "crisis to cure." The watch is further accented by the date aperture appears at 6 o'clock and has center seconds. This watch retails for $21,200.The quartz women's version features a 32 mm white-gold case with the same navy blue dial; howeve

Incoming - had it before, glad its back
Sometimes we get rid of a piece and regret doing it. I have been without this for a couple years and so glad to have landed one. Just such a great wrist presence, love it or hate it not too many with more pop.

How about a base with a tobacco dial?
I have long wanted to add a 55 to the collection. BBQ once said in every collection.. there is always room for a titanium Pam! The combination of a brown tobacco dial and fat sausage numbers are just great in a titanium case. Base is indeed ace... I like it!Here is a quick shot!

Who's sold their SD43/ 50th Anniversary SD and why?
Morning TRF. We're seeing a few more posts about SD43s being bought and moved on.I appreciate that this is not a watch for everyone and thought it would be interesting as to the reasons why.

What should be included with an AD purchased Rolex?
Hey everyone I just purchased a 116610LV on Sunday and when I got home I looked in the box and noticed a few things missing. Inside the sleeve of the box was only the chronometer tag, the oyster swimproof tag, warranty card and the Submariner Date booklet. No factory service booklet, no warranty booklet, no bezel protector and no green holder the warranty card and booklets go in. So I called the AD and gave him a little piece of my mind about presentation and and expectations when making a large purchase. Easily fixed he has the holder and the bezel protector which I am getting Saturday but he says Rolex is trying to stream down their box contents and no longer provide the warranty and factory booklets. In the classifieds here every LV has them. Are these important pieces to be missing? Will they affect value if traded in the future? What do you all think? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk