Hands-On: With The New 39 MM Rolex Oyster Perpetual
A question we receive from readers all the time is, "I have around $5,000 to spend, and I want one watch I can wear every single day, and will last me the rest of my life – what do I buy?" There are plenty of good options, certainly, but not many great options. If we are talking about a product that will last a lifetime, we tend to think of blue-chip lines from Omega, JLC, IWC, and certainly, Rolex. Today at Baselworld, Rolex showed us a brand new watch that we think might become a stock answer for the question above – a new Oyster Perpetual, now in 39 mm, and retailing for $5,700. 1 OF 4 The Oyster Perpetual is the entry level Rolex (RIP "Air-King"), but still one of the absolute core products of the collection. The Oyster Perpetual comes in five, yes five, different case sizes, with the latest being a perfect 39 mm. The new 39 mm OP also has some updated dials including a beautiful dark rhodium with a sunray finish. The OP is also made s

Really liking this
Since I sold my 26401 I've been missing an AP in collection. Was able to play with this 42mm new Brick . Have to say I like it. Not sure when an AP will be back in the collection but this could be a high contender. IMG_2337.JPGSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

AP Clearwater Service - Thumbs Up!
I just wanted to share my recent experience with AP Clearwater and their service. I've sent watches in to RSC Dallas and PASC Ft. Worth so I do have some experience with OEM service. I must say AP had the most professional and attentive customer service that I've ever experienced. They answered all of my numerous emails and calls, and were always courteous and professional. I've posted a bit about this before because I had a slightly unusual situation, but now that my watch is back home, I couldn't be happier!I bought my E-series ROC 25860 from a watch shop owner in Chicago. It was his personal watch dating back to about 1998 or so. It had a green octagonal box but no papers. I wasn't even sure the box belonged with the watch, but an email to AP confirmed that it actually did ecause this was before the wooden boxes!The major pre-purchase issue was that the chronograph didn't advance past 1 minute so it was sent to a non-AP watchmaker who repaired it before I bought it. I can at

1.5 link for Nautilus 5712
Fellas, after few weeks of wearing my 5712 I think I will need to get a 1.5 link. Before I contact my AD I wanted to find out if 1.5 link should be free if I purchased from Patek Authorized AD or does it depend on AD?What causes bracelet stretch? How do most of you wear yours on bracelet?Just give you an idea, the watch does not slide on my wrist. I can mlphysically move it up in down but it's pretty tight.Thanks again!

pp 3710 user manual
hi,where can i find one on line?tnx ahead,emanuel