70's Retro Done Well: Louis Vuitton Tambour Diver Watch
It is easy to find the style of the 1970s unappealing. Despite the fact that it is "coming back," (from what I hear) it was an era of too many browns, too much synthetics, and too much hair. One thing however that the 1970s encouraged was large size. Big hair, big cars, big pants, and big watches. Especially the diving watches. While many of these things are coming back, so are big watches. 40mm cases are now considered small or average, and most watches, which matter, are approaching 44mm or even 50mm (and larger). The Louis Vuitton Tambour Diver takes large size, with its 70's browns, and is able to present a very pleasing ,aesthetic highly reminiscent watch with a 70s modern design.The first thing I noticed when I saw the case of the watch was its tapered look. The bottom of the case (close to your wrist) is wider than the top. It almost looks like a volcano sitting on your hand. The circular curve of the bezel and the rounded edges of the case are complimented by very angular featu

My prize has arrived!!!
It is the prize for the picture contest hosted by Hal aka Submarino! It might have taken some time but it is finally here! Hal, thank you so much for the nice gift and your effort to make TRF such an enjoyable forum to share our passion. The parcel all the way from Chicago!My prize - A cool IWC cap! My award-winning ROC posting with the prize!

1995 Seamaster caliber 1680
I have a Seamaster caliber 1680 superquartz, serial number 55797613 with a 1501/823 bracelet. White face, date, 120m. My brother is the original owner, I have the original box, manuals, and warranty card. The watch is in good condition, I replaced the battery today. Does anyone have any idea what this watch is worth today. Thanks for your time.[IMG][/IMG][IMG][/IMG][IMG][/IMG][IMG][/IMG][IMG][/IMG][IMG][/IMG]

Simona Stitchless Horn Back Gator Review
Picked up this strap yesterday from a great seller here, so I thought I'd share my thoughts on it and post some pictures for you all.I wanted to try out this strap because it was something different; I've never tried a stitchless strap before. In my opinion this strap is a pretty casual gator. I was surprised at how well it is made and how soft it is initially. It's definitely a thicker strap, and feels great on the wrist. Overall, I'm really enjoying this strap.

One Rolex Watch Part that costs more than your collection $99,999.00
When I cam across this part for $99,999.00 I could not believe my eyes.Would somebody pay $100,000 for this one gear?Will this part sell?Here is the link: Rolex Part for $99,999.00