Hands-On: With The Rolex Oyster Perpetual In 36 MM
This week I am taking it back to basics with the Rolex 36 mm Oyster Perpetual. Earlier in the year, we reviewed the new 39mm Oyster Perpetual released at Baselworld 2015, so I decided to review the smaller 36 mm women's version that was released in 2014. 1 OF 9 Despite encountering (and admiring) a number of Rolex wristwatches throughout my career, I have personally never owned a Rolex. The only time I have spent some serious QT with one was when my mom lent me her ladies' Yachtmaster with a 35 mm case for a few months. I remember loving the way it felt and how sporty it was. I was happy to have the same familiar feeling when I slipped on the 36 mm Oyster Perpetual, which was released in 2014 along with a 31 mm version. 2 OF 9 First of all, the watch fits like glove. Heavy without weighing your arm down, this puppy is sturdy and built to last for a long time. The 904L steel Oyster bracelet and Oysterlock clasp are classic and continue to show that Ro

26320OR vs 26470OR vs 26401RO
Anyone know the height difference between the 3 watches from lug to lug? I have the 26320OR and tried on the two offshore's in 44 & 42 recently as i might upgrade and i feel the 44 is the shortest from lug to lug despite it being a 44.

Introduction to Panerai Club
I've decided to scratch the itch and picked up a PAM00390 over the weekend. Love the clean base dial. Exactly what I was looking for in a PAM. Now, the fun begins with straps!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Longest Period without Servicing
What's the longest time your Rolex has gone without servicing?I have a Datejust that has been my daily wearer for the last 10 years. It hasn't yet been serviced and still keeps great time.I'm leaning toward the notion if it ain't broke, don't fix it.

Daytona MSRP what if scenario..
Hypothetically speaking...would you light up your CC if you could get a Daytona at MSRP? Let's assume the card would be paid off in 3 months.