New Tiffany Watch Collection Pays Tribute to the “New York Minute” (Updated with Live Photos)
Jewelery giant Tiffany & Co. has been fairly quiet in the men’s watch arena in recent years but returned in a big way last week, announcing the launch of a brand-new watch collection called Tiffany CT60, with designs inspired by a particularly notable historical timepiece, namely the gold Tiffany watch given to President Franklin D. Roosevelt by company founder Charles Lewis Tiffany.As many who know the brand more as a purveyor of ladies’ jewelry might be unaware, Tiffany & Co. has actually been a player in the timekeeping game for a long time. Charles Tiffany unveiled the iconic nine-foot Atlas clock, which today stands above the entrance of the flagship Tiffany store on New York’s Fifth Avenue, in 1853. The city’s residents used the huge public clock to keep their busy lives on time, including using it as a reference timekeeper with which to set their watches, and the Tiffany clock became a concrete reminder of the concept of the “New York Minute

Why doesn't AP send their watches for COSC testing.
I am new to this brand and recently got an AP. while looking at my Rolex, I realized its not chronometer certified. Anyone can tell me why?

Last post on the Omega Forum
I must have stumped everyone with my first post or this forum is not very friendly. I will have to stick to Rolex forums where people answer posts (the polite thing to do). However the people on another forum (VRF) answered all my questions. The Rolex site must have more knowledgeable people there. I always enjoy posting and watching my post go down until out of sight w/o one reply. =) maverick

Video review - Nautilus 5711
https://youtu.be/LpvNBkGP9aQVideo review of my 5711 for your viewing pleasure. Not many reviews of this and I am very happy that I managed to get the dial colour and rotor noise on the video.. the autofocus was a pain! Please comment!

Should I buy now or later?
Hi, I am new to this forum, and I hope to slowly learn more about Rolex from you.I am thinking of buying a Datejust 6917 from a reputable store that specializes in selling used watches for my wife as our fifth wedding anniversary present. The reason why I am thinking about this is because Rolex seems to be her dream watch, and this model looks like something that she likes and the price is much more within my budget compare to most other models.The catch is that my fifth wedding anniversary is still 1.5 years away. I originally think that I should try to save up as much I could during this time before making the purchase. But would you recommend me to try to make the purchase ASAP in case the price of the watch will go up if I wait for another year? Also, I understand the longer I wait, the higher will there be a chance where that models will be sold out in the shop.Any advise would be appreciated. Thank you very much.