Roshan Martin L��gende Tourbillon Watch
Watch prices go up and watch prices sometimes go down (well, in a way) in response to the market. While I can't say for sure, I would venture to guess that the last 15 years have seen more activity and disparity in watch prices than any other time in history. When else in history could you get a watch for $1 or over $1 million? While the market seems to be cooling to massively priced mega watches, you simply can't stop ambition. Watch designer Roshan Martin debuts his collection, the highly limited edition Roshan Martin L��gende Tourbillon, with prices from over 500,000 Swiss Francs to over 1,000,000 Swiss Francs.Attractive and inspired by "museum watches," the Roshan Martin L��gende Tourbillon is a very high-end homage to some of the greatest classically designed watches of our history. The Roshan Martin L��gende Tourbillon watches begin with the exclusive caliber RM10-TEP manually wound tourbillon-based movements, which themselves make up much of the Roshan Martin L��gende Tourbillon wat

anyone have 15450 blue YG?
i searched if any owners posted, doesn't seem to be any.but asking anyway.the blue dial full bracelet in YG... it's suddenly caught my attention.

FOUND: World's Best Cleaner For Rolex Watches
It has come to my attention, after many comments and deep concerns by forum members, that many of you are deeply concerned about showering with your Rolex (see thread Do you shower with your Rolex on? at .RolexForums/showthread.php?t=589460 . A valid concern as there are expensive luxury mechanical timepieces that may not be able to withstand such use. In addition to water possibly reaching the fragile internal mechanical movement, the chemicals, soaps, etc used need to also be factored in. And with knowing a Rolex is sufficiently waterproof, we need to focus on not the physical act of showering but the soaps and possible abrasives. Watch used is a daily beater worn 24/7/365 SS SkyD blue. As a ‘professional’ reviewer for decades within the luxury goods sector, it comes as a surprise that not a single watch magazine has reviewed and tested common showers soaps. With such a high probability and variety of exposure to such substances, it is then a good idea for someone to test

Kudos to Rolexbrah
Had to briefly relate my recent interaction with Rolexbrah(Jay) - he recently replied via PM to my post concerning a watch I've been hunting. He briefly outlined a AD had such watch & proceeded to advise contact details, etc. I contacted the AD and secured the watch over a few texts and phone call. Jay clearly could have kept this info. to himself but he provided the info. to a fellow member - I am very appreciative of his candor & insight. In my opinion, this is the quintessential reason to be a member of TRF - to share ideas with likeminded enthusiasts.I look forward to future interaction with Rolexbrah & his contribution to the forum!

Question for Deep Blue owners...
Im just curious...For those of you who own the JC version of the DeepSea, would you have ever considered the original Black Dial version...Or was the JC the only one you would one...