44mm Forged Carbon
Hi all! I've been offered a FC 44mm with a pretty nice price! The watch is in pristine condition and it has been serviced a while ago.What do you guys think about the watch? I know they are discontinued and their prices seem to be going up and up.Picking it up next wednesday.Enviado de meu SM-G930F usando Tapatalk

Luminescence...the glow'y stuff
Can someone advise on the process involved in getting my Seamaster's 'radon' replace (does that show my age or what)... anyway, what I should expect in the way of downtime and cost. Thank you for any assistance

Do people really feel this way about the 5167? When will you ever be "good enough?"
I was enjoying my morning coffee and came across this listing that rubbed me the wrong way: (I think the image should load.)This type of attitude is toxic, is it not? With this mentality, when will your watch be good enough? I remember trying on my first Aquanaut and looking at the beautiful gold rotor and dial. Owning an aquanaut is something that is truly exclusive, rare and in my opinion certainly not to be scoffed at. In what real-life circle will someone feel this way? According to this gentleman, I should be ashamed of aquanaut ownership? Is there an 'aquanaut' stigma that I was unaware of? Apply this principal to any material goods, is it even possible to be happy with what you have? There is always something more expensive and 'better.' Personally, I'm going to just be happy to have the fine timepieces I have and maybe, just maybe, one day I can own a Patek that isn't looked down upon.

Slight concern? Help!
Earlier on i read this on watch club...Until 1976, Rolex would punch the year of production on the inside of the clasp, preceded by the Roman numeral denoting which quarter of the year it was produced, so, when we see the clasp code IV 68 we know that it was produced in the 4th quarter of 1968. From ��76 onwards though the year was replaced with a lettering system (in a similar fashion to the case numbering system adopted in 1987). If the letter is prefixed with an ��S' it indicates if is a service replacement.I purchased a 116610LN last June brand new from my local AD, and my clasp number is S2Q, does that mean my watch has a replacement bracelet? Please help me on this one.Daniel Watson.

Green Piano Finish Rolex box?
This box thats included with this pearl master is stunning!Rolex needs to stop being cheap and give us these boxes!FO1Ztk.jpgFZRKXm.jpg