15202 owners, how do you keep them clean?
Wondering if any fellow Jumbo owners can share what you do to keep your watch sparkly new.I typically take my pieces with me in the shower on my wrist, use a little bit of soap, rinse thoroughly and wipe off with a microfiber towel. Done it for all the pieces I've owned through history.With the 15202, I'm thinking I need to find another way to clean it. Without a screw down crown, and low-ish water resistance, I'm reluctant to put it underneath running water (heck, even when I'm washing my hands I'm cautious to not get the watch near the stream of water.)

RG ROO 44mm vs RG RB2
Just curious which of these would you pick? Why?RG ROO 44mmRG RB2

Incoming!!!!!!
Had the FedEx guy here earlier today... No time messing around with you all....here's the new ROO

Power Reserve/ Main Spring test completed. Why you should check yours.
If you are a automatic watch enthusiast like myself, these test are not only mandatory but interesting and fun. . .I love knowing what my watches movements are capable of. . These test are also a very good idea to keep a record of your automatics performance for future reference. .If your time starts to slip or power reserve starts to fall, you know its time for a service. . On with the test.........I just finished a main spring / power reserve test of my new Panerai N Pam 104. . . I started the the test Sunday morning at 9am by winding the watch fully and setting the time. . I then set the watch in my watch box making sure not to touch or move it for the duration of the test. .I then periodically monitored its accuracy as the mainspring winds down . . . The power reserve spec for the OPIII movement is 42 hours... My results were surprising. .The watch has be regulate to a incredibly high standard. . .The OPIII movement in my watch keeps a outstanding accuracy rate of 0 seconds + or -

Rolex Green vs Blue Selections (Photo)
Tough to capture but my best shot...Which color do you think Rolex does better? For me the blue rules!