Top 10 Gold Watches
Gold watches represent wealth and status, and in a sense, it has always been that way. Having said that, watch makers used gold as a case material for very practical reasons in a historical sense. Gold as a metal has some interesting properties, from being easily machined to being heavily tarnish-resistant (it also takes a polish really well). When gold is mixed with other metals to produce alloys, it mixes some of the beneficial properties of gold with the hardness of those other metals. Historically, most gold-cased watches have been either 14k or 18k gold. 18k gold watches are a relatively recent phenomenon, having become popular starting in the early 1980s, when gold prices began to increase, allowing watch makers to add more gold but also increase the prices of their gold watches.In the business world, gold watches have had an interesting history. During the 20th century, it was the goal of many people to work at a company for many years finally to be gifted a gold watch upon reti

New arrival
Just acquired the new 2017 ROO titanium. Love the dial colour and wears so much lighter than the Panda. Also my first chrono. Enjoying every moment of it!

Is this a reasonable price for a speedy 9300 strap?
I found a seller of an oem 21mm croc straps for a speedmaster with caliber 9300. He is selling it for $400. It is supposedly new.Is that price below Msrp at an AD? I don't have any AD near by but I'll be taking a trip in 4 months where there will be an AD I can visit.I already have the oem deployment. If you are wondering :)Thanks for any advice!

Just an FYI...
Just saw an ad on Watchnet for the 587. Was excited till I saw the asking. 15K over sticker. WOW 😳ImageUploadedByTapatalk1415397026.490589.jpg

Any Pam 564 owners out there???
Just found out from the AD in St. Thomas V.I. (i plan to purchase there in August)that the Pam 177 is discontinued. Wondering if there are any owners out there that have the new 564 and your thoughts.Love the idea of brushed case and brown dial to boot!!!!Thanks