Movado Master Collection Watches: Readable Museum Watch Face!
The iconic Movado Museum watch finally gets a design overhaul that actually makes it a good watch. Movado can call it what they want, but this new watch is a pure evolution on the design that put Movado on the map for mainstream watch buyers. The Museum Watch face design that Movado purchased was a brilliant move that made for a great looking watch. Only problem was that barely anyone could read the thing. Over time the cases the showcased the watch kept changing, in the end it was still hard as hell to read watch. The new Movado Master Collection does not exactly advertise this fact, but I believe is the thematic new step for the look, combined with a healthy amount of industrial design in the case shape.When Movado puts effort into making a new watch, they would be dumb to limit it to one or two models. This new style will be for men and women, with all manners of decoration. The pictured model is one of the best. With an automatic movement and the clean smooth black sapphire (insert

15400 on rubber strap?
While I love the bracelet, I've always wondered what the 15400 would look like on an AP rubber strap. Anyone out there do this mod yet? I suspect it will have a similar look to the RO on leather that I've seen some great pics of here on the forum (which I am a fan of) but curious if anyone has actually done the conversion with rubber. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Do people really feel this way about the 5167? When will you ever be "good enough?"
I was enjoying my morning coffee and came across this listing that rubbed me the wrong way: (I think the image should load.)This type of attitude is toxic, is it not? With this mentality, when will your watch be good enough? I remember trying on my first Aquanaut and looking at the beautiful gold rotor and dial. Owning an aquanaut is something that is truly exclusive, rare and in my opinion certainly not to be scoffed at. In what real-life circle will someone feel this way? According to this gentleman, I should be ashamed of aquanaut ownership? Is there an 'aquanaut' stigma that I was unaware of? Apply this principal to any material goods, is it even possible to be happy with what you have? There is always something more expensive and 'better.' Personally, I'm going to just be happy to have the fine timepieces I have and maybe, just maybe, one day I can own a Patek that isn't looked down upon.

PP 5712/1A vs. PP 5726/1A
Really like both these models - in fact I'm torn between the 2 options. Would like to hear thoughts from those that maybe have owned both or at least considered both models.Pros and cons of each?General thoughts on why you would choose one model over the other.And if you would choose the 5726/1A, what dial choice - grey or white?Thanks in advance.

Is warranty card important when consider buying a pre owned Rolex watch ?
I am looking to buy a kinda vintage Rolex ( 16710 GMT ) K serial number, but the seller doesn't have boxes or paperwork anymore. But the watch do have a Rolex service warranty card. It is price well below the one with complete boxes and paper.