Rolex Explorer, here's your chance, and it will cost you only $6800.Click here for more details
Therefore, if you want to be the first guy on the block with the 39 mm, Rolex Explorer, here's your chance, and it will cost you only $6800.Click here for more details.

Historical Perspectives: (Possibly) The World's First Perpetual Calendar Wristwatch, From Bregue
Here is the "Dollfus" Perpetual Calendar, nicknamed after its original owner – sold at auction in 2011, and not seen in public since.  Though it's well known in enthusiast circles both by name and reputation, we thought today – Leap Day – would be a great opportunity to look back at this historic watch - the first perpetual calendar wristwatch. When this particular watch was first sold, the price to the new owner, Mr. Jean Dollfus, was 11,000 Swiss Francs.  It was a lot of money then, and today it would be considerably more, but even the inflation adjusted price pales in comparison to what it fetched at auction at Christie's, in 2011: $475,618.  It's obviously an enormous sum of money, but the price becomes easier to understand, when you understand what the watch represents. 1 OF 4 It's quite simply one of the most important vintage wristwatches ever made by Breguet, and perhaps the single most important perpetual

Omega Boutique services?
So I started my Speedmaster journey a couple of months ago by looking at one at the Omega Boutique in my city. Ended up buying last week from a trusted seller (too good to pass up) and had a local jeweler size the bracelet for me. Like I've seen others mention before, the bracelet doesn't fit me as well as I'd like it too. I have one more thing to try before considering the adjustable clasp addition I've seen here.My question is, will the Boutique greet me with open arms, fiddle with mt adjustments, and offer to order parts if needed? Or will I be given the cold shoulder since I bought it elsewhere. Thanks for any advice/experiences.

Which would you keep...AT 8500 or SMP Ceramic
I have a dilemma. I need to sell a watch but I don't know which to keep. I have PO 8500, Rolex Explorer and Sub C. I want to sell either my AT 8500 or SMP Ceramic. If you had these watches, which would you keep? Thanks

Panerai & straps
often inseparableIf you are a strap freak, you might want to look at this post.rolexforums/showthread.php?t=432481