Our luxurious Ferrari watches look absolutely the same as the original watches
Our luxurious Ferrari watches look absolutely the same as the original watches, there is a wide range of luxurious Jaeger-LeCoultre watches in our on-line shop, such as luxurious Ferrari Classic Watches. One more important property of our luxurious Ferrari watches is that these are highly accurate watches. So high accuracy is provided by the high quality movements. You will like our luxurious Ferrari watches when you realize that luxurious Ferrari watches are much cheaper than those original watches produced by the famous brand.

Jacob Co. Playboy Watches
Sticky or amazing in any event, it is not cheap. The infamous Jacob the jeweler is now watches for Playboy. Thewatches come in three versions, a version of Playboy of Jacob'sfive time zone watch and two bunny watches. Those shown here includes three carats of diamonds pave and either two or 3.2 carats on the bezel. He has also five time zones with four other areas marked by these little strange shapes with rolling tails.

AP Diver: Adjusting the bezel under water...
Hi all, while researching about the AP Diver before buying it, one thing that came up time after time, review after review, was that it was not such a good diving watch as you could not adjust the timing bezel underwater, due to the fact that it would involve unscrewing the 10 O'clock crown, and that would let water in the case. I'm sure you've heard that before...BUT, guess what I just found on the AP documentation? See below:Screen Shot 2015-10-06 at 10.25.09 AM.jpgSo, I guess that it means that you CAN adjust safely the timing bezel under water! The question now is, who wants to try it out first? P.S. If you still think this is incorrect, here is the original link to AP (BTW, the whole document is really interesting...):.audemarspiguet/s/care-book/en/#/22/

Need opinions on Speedmaster versions
Alright guys and gals, I took my wife to the Omega store the other night, and she really liked the way the Speedmaster looked on me. I'm looking for opinions on two versions...1) the original style moon watch...manual wind 42mmOr2) the automatic 39mm version. I really want the black dial with white lettering, so the racing versions of the Speedmaster are all out. Opinions (pictures welcome) are appreciated...and go!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

TRF - what 3 things have you learned here?
I've only been a member of TRF for a month, but I've learned a ton. I thought it might be interesting to share lessons learned as a collection of best practices so to speak.I'll start ...1. Buy great watches if you love them when you see them at ADs ... The number one lesson learned for me. In practice, it led me to buy my 116500LN white last week when I wasn't really looking to make a purchase. 2. Only polish nice watches sparingly ... I always assumed that the polishing you get during service intervals was the best part - but I now know that if your watch really doesn't need a polish, then it's probably best to defer or perhaps ask for a light polish only.3. How to best fit an SD43 ... this is a more micro observation, but the thread on the SD43 fitting was awesome. Even the AD I went to hadn't heard the trick about removing the diver's extension. The board has tons of great tips like this.Finally, a thanks to the moderators who have made this the best watch board there is.