Watch Wallpaper: Sport-Specific Watches
Certain watch models are inseparably linked with particular sports. In our December 2009 issue, we presented a gallery of specialized sports watches inspired by activities from yachting to golf to horse jumping, with original photos by ace watch photographer Nik Sch?lzel. Now we present six of these exclusive shots to download for your desktop. Click on the photos for wallpaper images.   Chopard’s Mille Miglia series is named after the famous Italian rally for classic motorcars. This 2009 model is suitable for keeping an eye on travel time whether road racing or cruising.Since 2007, equestrians who want to know how fast their mounts are moving could turn to the Longines Grand Vitesse Cavalier, whose tachymeter is scaled for 50 kilometers per hour, the top speed of a galloping horse.Launched in 2007 to coincide with the Mission Hills Golf Tournament, Omega’s Constellation Mission Hills World Cup has a shock-absorbing titanium case, ideal for golfers to wear on

Need Help from the AP Experts!
Hi all I am looking to purchase a 15400 silver dial. I will be buying a pre owned version. I have come across a 2013 model that is an H series. I recall reading on this forum (and I apologize I haven't been able to find it) the an earlier model (perhaps H.) had trouble with the clasp screws coming loose. I believe AP fixes/replaces the clasp at service but not sure?So is the H series the model with the troubled clasp. Should I wait until a new I or J series becomes available. I am not in a huge rush. Really appreciate your thoughts.Thanks all.

Thread Update: 5980 vs 5990
A thread started by RussW in late March of 2014 asked your preference between the two watches.There were comments indicating that, as time went on, the 5990 would be the most liked.Anyone changed his mind? How do you feel about the two watches now?

Aquanaut Toughness?
How tough is the Aquanaut?I was a long-time wannabe PP owner until I finally bought a 5127J last year. After owning just Rolex watches, I've wanted that Calatrava for a while because I think it is very refined. Now I have the sickness. PP's are worse than Lay's. You know you can't have just one. I was/am a Rolex wearer and own several. I've slowly started giving them away to family members. Now that I'm middle-aged and don't have fantasies of living a life of action and adventure and am a family man, the appeal of Rolex is diminishing while that of PP is growing. So my question to everyone here: How tough is the Aquanaut? Would you say it is as robust as the Submariner? Can it take a beating? By which I mean travel, some diving (not below 60M...it is a diving watch after all), carrying stuff (kids, boxes, usual rubbish), and normal day to day wear. I'm not a Navy Seal or anything like that. I'm not going to be jumping out of planes and rolling around in hand to hand combat

Flipped and bought again
Hi TRFers,As someone relatively new to Rolex allow me to ask you this:What Rolex have you sold only to buy it (same model) again after awhile, and why?Thank you for your replies.