Vote Now in the Victorinox Swiss Army Time to Care Sustainable Design Competition
Victorinox is promoting sustainable solutions into the next generation with the Victorinox Swiss Army Time to Care Sustainable Design Award. Students from the world’s leading design schools have submitted projects to an international jury of designers and Victorinox Swiss Army executives, who have selected the top ten entries. Now you can vote for your favorite project and be entered to win a watch. Find out how inside. Victorinox Swiss Army has created the Time to Care microsite to showcase the semi-finalist projects and to let you cast your vote for your favorite project.The winners will earn the funds necessary to realize their projects by means of a cash prize based on a Vote to Fund incentive program on the microsite. By voting for a student project, you automatically participate in the Time to Care-Vote & Win lucky draw where you have the chance to win an Alliance model 241474 watch every two weeks. Public voting ends August 31.The three projects receiving the most

DD40 or 5726?
Looking to get something to rotate with my 5167 Aquanaut and BLNR for daily wear. I don't wear suits- usually wear scrubs at work and casual clothes. For meetings usually long sleeve shirt and slacks/ khakis/ or jeans. I'm strongly considering a DD40 in WG (Rhodium dial) or a 5726 (probably gray but would love a white dial). Might choose strap over bracelet but not sure. I should be able to try on both this week. I wash my hands 100x/day so a bracelet or composite strap is a must. What are the pros and cons of each? I'm a little worried the DD may be too dressy looking with scrubs and casual clothes. Anyone who has owned these please comment (or better yet, if you've owned both). I've always wanted a Day-Date. Consider it my dream Rolex. The Patek with complications and moon phase is equally if not more appealing. Can only afford one. Thoughts?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Does anyone know what the large metal "dot" is on the back of a 324 movement?
I've always wondered what the dot is for, is it the backing of a screw that has the screw head on the dial side of the movement? Is it something else?It can be seen in the photo below at 2:00 on the Patek movement.https://.rolexforums/attachme...1&d=1491951919

Incoming..... finally
After a couple of months of searching and debating, slepless nights LOL... I have finally pulled the trigger. I want to thank my wife, Carl, Anders and Mike. You guys helped me see the light and I am thrilled with the outcome. Best of both worlds in my book. With out further delay.... God s gift this Christmas. And merry Christmas to you all. Excuse the phone pics.

My Coke GMT Master II arrived and I need your thoughts
Please help me decide on this one. I paid $6,990, plus 3% credit card fee and about $50 shipping on this watch. The pictures on the website reflected that it had a T < 25 dial, but as you can see it has a SWISS service dial and since it is an E serial, this can't be right. Also, are the lugs over polished in your opinion?Thanks!