Christopher Ward C9 Moonphase Watch
Sure,?we have all seen a moonphase before, but it is not the kind of complication one would necessarily?expect from English watchmakers Christopher Ward?�C?especially not something this jewelery-esque. Christopher Ward has made a name for himself producing honorific homages to many of the watch industry's best-loved brands and their best-selling models. His watches are well made, sympathetically designed, and competitively priced. Crucially, the brand has, through consistently good reviews, managed to convince the buying market that a Christopher Ward is not an imitation, but rather a popular icon re-imagined. What we have here is a design one might more readily associate with a Piaget or Ulysse Nardin, rendered without diamonds or mother of pearl, and instead with affordable materials that make such a piece more accessible to the masses �C kind of the Christopher Ward way.I must say, the brand has definitely grown on me in recent years �C but, as I say, it took a while for me to reach th

Got my 5164 today. Mixed feelings.
Hey guys, as some of you know I upgraded my 5167 for a 5164. I bought preowned from a known seller. Got the watch today and after inspecting it thoroughly I noticed the lume on some of the numbers is darker. I immediately called the seller to let him know. He said he himself didn't notice but it didn't look that bad bla bla (he sourced it from a third party) then he said that after looking at the photos he sent me, the lume on some numerals do look off, but it was shown in the pictures and I should've noticed. When I saw the photos it wasn't clear, it could be bad lighting or whatever, never thought the lume would be messed up. So after speaking with him for a while he said he couldn't take it back because he had sourced it from a third party etc etc he offered to give me a small refund for the defect and that's about it. As you can probably guess I love the watch but hate the way the lume looks. I'm super anal about this stuff. Is it normal for a watch with a few years to have the lu

New Rolex Movement
Howdy all,I'm on the list for a Pepsi GMT. Out of curiosity, for those who have both a watch with the new movement (perhaps a DayDate?) and the previous movement, could you compare the accuracy or any other differences that you have noticed?I'm curious if the new movement represents a noticeable improvement beyond the power reserve extension.

Lc100
What does it means?I see many Rolexex for sale with the title LC100, what this means?

Question on the Presidential Day-Date
My first rolex was a 118238 with a black diamond dial, diamond bezel and diamonds on the lugs. It was bought in 2001. It is incredibly stunning and is to this day my favorite. I saw on Rolex's website the exact same watch only now the model is 118388. It looks exactly the same as mine. Did they make any improvements to the watch since then? To me, I can't tell a difference. I was just wondering. Thanks for your help :)