Alpina Gen��ve Club Range
The Alpina Gen��ve Club range offers stylish, well made watches at affordable prices. The line includes a quartz chronograph, an automatic model with a choice of three case colors, and at the top of the range, a regulator with manufacture movement. All models measure 44mm in diameter. The Club Chronograph features a large date at 12 o’clock with chronograph functions at 6 o’clock. Black and gray dials are available.Moving up in the range, the Club Automatic is fitted with the AL-525 automatic movement, and comes with a choice of three cases �C stainless steel, all black or rose gold finish, and luminous hands and indexes.At the top of the range is the Club Regulator Manufacture. Based on Alpina’s best-selling Regulator range, this piece is fitted with Alpina’s manufacture caliber AL-950.The Club Automatic is priced from $1095 to $1395, and the Club Regulator Manufacture lists at $2950.Additional information appears below the images, which may be enlarged with a cl

Incoming ! My first K series AP
I've been debating on this one for a while and decided to jump on it . My surprise when I got it is that AP already started the K series plus you don't see now the big booklets now . It might be old news to some but I was News to me. Anyhow here it is Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

A Patek hat
An AD visit today to see my watch, (6 months to go until have saved enough), but am now wearing this in the meantime!

hands getting stuck...
Hi folks,My 1946 Oyster Air King was recently rebuilt and ran great! (Thanks Tommy)A few months later, the innards were loose (likely suffered some vibration in transit back to me). A local shop tightened everything and tuned it up and it was good again.Now (6 months later), the second hand (in sub-second dial) is catching on the hour hand at about 6:40. I recorded a video, but can't post a link as I have not posted enough times in the forums...I am starting to think that I am not supposed to wear this thing daily...Do you wear your vintage Rolex daily?Thoughts?

My Experience w/ Rolex Canada RSC
Hi all,I recently got my Oyster Perpetual 39 (114300) back from RSC Toronto and wanted to share the experience for those who might be interested, and for future reference.I purchased the watch locally, pre owned from the original owner. It came with box, warranty card, hang tags, booklets and original bill of sale. It was just shy of one year old at that point.I decided that I wanted to get it insured, and was in need of an appraisal. I stopped by the Rolex Boutique Square One, who referred me to Rolex Canada.I called Rolex Canada and asked about the process of getting an appraisal. They asked if I had the warranty card stamped, dated and in my name, and if I had the bill of sale. I then explained that I purchased it pre owned and I do have everything although the warranty card has no name and the bill of sale is in the name of the original owner. The representative said the unnamed warranty card is fine, and they see it from time to time. She explained that I need to bring in the wat