Alain Silberstein produces watches which are known to be the resolute of the contemporary
Alain Silberstein produces watches which can be use daily and are known to be the resolute of the contemporary as well as authentic art world. The timepieces are well seen through the transparent back just to show the uncommon finishing job among its contemporaries. For more than a decade, Alain Silberstein has been creating and designing watches as a result of great research, quality, innovation which has been helping him to gain more ground among the competitors in Switzerland. You too can take the advantage of it and share in the benefits that surround the possession.

APSC Refinishing/Recoating Black APs
Hey guys just have a general question that maybe some of you can answer. I have a black Audemars survivor and wanted to understand what my options were if and when it scratched or dented. It's in mint condition right now but overtime I imagine it'll run into a brick wall somewhere. So have any of you who own a black AP, or one that is coated using their DLC process scratched or dented the case enough to show the loss of material, if so is that something that is repairable?

New Panerai Owner!
Hi everyone, just wanted to share the love as I recently got myself the 560!To be honest, I had always thought the Panerai was too big of a watch for me to pull of, and I didn't really understand the fascination of the watch with it's big numbers. After owning the Rolex Explorer II, IWC, and Tudor BB, i figured it's time to try something different!Well needless to say, this watch is really nice! and it doesn't wear as big as I had thought. I even tried a 42 mm one and that ended up too small to my liking! After reading on the forum and doing research, it was a toss up between the 560 and the 510. I ended up with the 560 because of the cleaner look. Also got a pretty good discount with the local AD. Thanks everyone for the information! Already got myself a nice Mario Paci Strap!P.S.- The Panerai box packaging is superb!

Rolex YM40 116622 owners - thoughts?
Hey TRFers,I'm a little torn between the blue dial and rhodium dial for the YM40 116622. I already have the rhodium dial for an OP39 so part of me thinks having the blue dial would be a good choice.The rhodium dial, however, looks great too - especially with that cyan highlights! It's an obvious like as I have something similar already. When side by side, it looks like the sportier bigger brother to the OP which I quite like.I have a few questions that may help me settle, especially from those who have owned one or both for a while:1) Does the dial colour change after time for either? I have seen some pics where the blue dial looks dark and has lost it's luster - can't tell if that's an age thing or a lighting/photo thing? Suppose the latter but want to confirm.2) Does anyone know the history of the dials? Some interesting facts and the date of introduction? For example, i know the rhodium dial is found on the YM37 and the YM40 but is newer than the blue dial (introduced 2012??).3) Any

gift gone wrong
Hey all, not sure if the title is correct, but my meaning behind it is this. How would you feel if you bought a Rolex as a gift to someone, and they sold it?....