Quick Quiz: Time Zone Geography
How well do you know your geography? How about world time zones? In this quiz, we present two lists of ten cities. Your goal is to match each city on the left with the one on the right that shares the same time zone. As always, the answers appear at the end. Good luck!

A Diver + Bracelet - Few more quick iPhone pics...
I just got a 1.5 link and now it sits perfectly on the wrist....This is by far my preferred combination for this watch.....Taken just now :A few from a week or so ago

Double Incoming - Double the Pleasure Double The Fun from TAKUYA
OK - Kind of going through a bit of a paradigm shift I have been feeling a strange desire to move my 5960/1a. I have been sitting on it, as I am still thoroughly enjoying the watch, but somehow wanting more (without additional cash outlay).Luckily, I happen to be friends with a stellar human being and terrific seller, Thanh Do (AKA TAKUYA) and have an opportunity I am delighted with.Out goes the 5960/1a and in comes a 5711/1a AND a 5167a I know - some of you may be thinking: Well - that is a fair sentiment - but I must express clearly and concisely: I am excited about this Pictures to come

Missing Warranty Card
Hi guys,My dad has a Rolex that is still under warranty. Basically the watch stopped moving and he needs to have it repaired.The warranty card is in the box but he cannot find it. He brought a copy of the receipt to the service center in Manila, but they insist he needs to bring the warranty card. The watch was bought in Belgium.Does he really need the warranty card to claim the warranty? My understanding is that Rolex would know the details of that watch including the warranty. He is the first owner of the watch and it was bought from an AD.Thank you for your help.

Are Today's Rolexes Overpriced?
All things considered and taking into account that there are many outstanding watches in the -$5K range. Some attribute the exorbitant pricing to Rolex SA's extensive and costly marketing program. Others say one is strictly paying for the name and visual recognition.At one time, a Rolex was affordable (for those who really wanted one) by either being frugal or eliminating other miscellaneous/unnecessary expenditures. It's a seemingly different story today as $8-10K+ represents a bigger chunk of change even when accounting for current inflation and higher salaries/wages.A co-worker bought his 1675 back in the mid-1970s while working at a minimum wage job (about $2.00/hour). It took him roughly six weeks + some overtime to accrue the necessary funds. Today at minimum wage (e.g. $5.50/Georgia to $11.50/Washington), it would take close to a year's wages (and that's not even allowing for basic living expenses).Over the past few decades, Rolexes have become an 'elitist' commodity rather than