Watch Winner Announced: Maurice Lacroix Pontos S Chronograph
Congrats to Chris B. of Meridien, Connecticut USA who was the lucky random winner of the very attractive and $4,400 Maurice Lacroix Pontos S Chronograph watch that was the November 2013 watches-dealer giveaway item. Please enter for this month's giveaway for a trip to RGM hand-made in the USA watches.

Choosing the next addition after narrowing things down. Help please!
I have narrowed down my choices and I have seen that obviously the Hublot and Cartier were not really even considered. I want to upload photos of the two watches I already have and the choices again and I am so sorry if this is considered spamming the forum but as a woman it's sometimes good to get the guys opinion. Attached are the watches I currently have.

5711 r
Hi everyone, I'm considering in purchasing a 5711r since I've been looking for a gold piece!On the other hand $51000 is a few bucks and my wife liked the 5235 better.I have a 5726 and didn't want to get another Patek on strap.Looking for opinions and maybe some other better options in that price range, thanks and happy Saturday

Nerdy lifecycle question...
I found this statement from Rolex interesting...THE OYSTERLOCK Crowning security - Accidental knocks and everyday gestures – not to mention climbing to rugged summits or diving to great depth – can subject the bracelet and clasp of a watch to the toughest of forces. The new generation Oysterlock fitted on Professional Rolex models underwent 26 different types of drop tests during its development. It was also immersed in tanks of chlorine and salt water with added sand, where it was opened and closed tens of thousands of times – about three times the clasp's given lifecycle – to ensure it will remain fully functional even in the harshest conditions.Which makes me wonder what the calculated given lifecycle is?

Help resolving a dilemma
Ok Guys, I have a dilemma that I'd like to get your feedback on as to how I should resolve it.I placed an ad for a Rolex in the classified yesterday. In my ad I pointed out that I'm not an enthusiast like so many here on RF. Consequently, I had no idea how much to ask for the watch, so I listed it at what I thought was an unreasonably high price. Overnight, I received multiple full price offers. Of course that's good, but it appears I priced it too low. What do I do now?I can sell the watch to the first person who contacted me. Or, I can ask those individuals to make me a one time offer of a higher price, then accept the highest one at the end of a 24 hour period. I don't know what the rules of RF are, but I could post an addition to my ad stating what has happened and that at the end of 24 hours, I will accept the highest offer above my original asking price.Most of us are aware that in a hot real estate market, buyers often offer above the asking price. Is it unreasonable for me to d