Jaeger LeCoultre Bumper Automaticwatch
The dealer does not want to say, but if we were to guess that we would have to say this watch is to the 1940s. One of the main reasons that we fell in love with this watch is due to the aged look of the dial. While many of the watches we feature is blank in appearance, and often times restored, this watch has this unique old quality we could not pass. If you happen to be on the market for a watch that exudes all the qualities mentioned above, we believe that this is a great discovery. The price of $1350 the dealer request seems fair considering the age and General State of this beautiful and classic clock. Click here to learn more.

BASELWORLD 2009 - NEW Reference - 5167R
5167R-001 Men'sAquanautTo commemorate its 10-year success story, the design of the extra large Ref. 5167 Aquanaut was subtly refined in 2007. Now, this signature model is also available in a rose gold version with a chocolate brown dial and strap. The combination of warm hues adds a touch of class to this casually elegant timepiece.Technical data * Mechanical self-winding movement with date * Caliber 324 S C * Aquanaut extra large * Center sweep second hand * Aquanaut fold-over clasp * Screw down crown * Sapphire-crystal case back * Water resistant to 120 m * Case diameter (10-4 o'clock): 40 mm * Embossed chocolate-brown dial, applied gold numerals with luminescent coating * Chocolate brown composite strap * Rose goldCaliber: * Date * Center sweep second hand * Overall diameter: 27 mm * Height: 3.3 mm * 29 jewels, 6 bridges * Balance: Gyromax * Vibrations per hour: 28'800 * Power reserve: 45h max. * Number of parts: 213Sour

Have you ever gone from ROO to 15400 or Vice Versa? Why?
Just curious as to what motivation one might have for the change?Thanks!

Wow not many watches make an AP look small.
I've been wanting a Panerai for the last few months so my dealer got this in for me to try. At 47mm it's a very big watch but sadly I think it's just too big, my AP feels small in comparison. Anyway the fun in choosing a new watch is always narrowing down the search to the perfect watch and finding the one.I'd welcome any advice from the experts!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Submariner Hulk (116610LV) vs. GMT Master II Two-tone (116713)
So I already own a BLNR (116710 BLNR) that gets 95% of my wrist time due to sentimental value. And I also currently own a GMT II Two-Tone (116713) that I absolutely LOVE but doesn't get a lot of wear. As Rolex enthusiasts, which would you prefer as a secondary watch to the BLNR? The Hulk or the GMT Two-tone? Would love your honest opinions and reasoning.