Buying A Watch Online: Why Internet Shopping For Watches Is Safe and Stress Free
Buying a watch is about three things. How much you like the watch by itself, how good the watch looks on your wrist, and the price. Without friendly accord among these three factors, you are never going to feel fully comfortable in buying a watch. Buying a watch on the internet can appeal to at least two of these considerations. You'll know what a watch looks like, and you'll know you are usually getting a good price, but how can you ever tell that the watch looks good on your wrist? This is a real concern, but watch stores online usually have you covered.Like myself, you may have a "new watch ritual." The tender unboxing of the watch, fitting the watch to your wrist (especially if the bracelet requires removing links), and thenposing time. Yes, that time in each watch lover's life where we strike watch wearing poses in front of the mirror. Probably akin to what women do while spending far too long in dressing rooms at department stores, we stand in our bedrooms or bathrooms gauging (o

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Hello guys,Seems like the Panda and Safari are two of the more popular ROO models. My understanding is that the Panda is slightly larger at 44mm vs the Safari at 42mm, and the Panda can be ordered with a steel bracelet as well. I was wondering, if you had to choose between the two, which would be your preference?

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Quick question around Warranty card
Just a quick question.. Had my wife drop off my Tudor BBN for service at our local AD. It was making some strange noises and the PR was off. All still under warranty. I gave her an envelope with the receipt and warranty card in it's holder etc. She dropped it off and they told her 4-8 weeks. Didn't bother to check the envelope until now and noticed the warranty card is missing. is this normal practice to keep the card if they were sending it to Rolex for warranty work? Or should I still have the card? Will they be sending it back to me with the watch. Just curious. Thanks