Arizona Guys
I have a good service story for you all. My Breitling Evolution was getting tighter on my wrist in the last 6 months and as hard as I looked I could not come up with the two links I had removed 8 years ago when the watch was bought.I decided to stop by Ganem Jewelers in North Scottsdale to have them order me a link. I had seen one on e-bay for $139 but thought I would compare prices at the AD. plus, I love looking in the pre-owned caseTheir certified Breitling Watchmaker, the only one in the state they claim, looks at it and says hold on. He comes back and says a new link is $75 but if you have a few minutes I may have one in my parts bin.He comes back about 5 minutes later and has found a link and say he will put it on and polish the entire band for $50 if I have 15 minutes to kill.I was happy, the watch and band look great and it feels a lot more comfortable now

I asked my question wrong based on TRF rules sorry
So i just asked a value question about a Daytona and it was deleted. After reading the rules I understand why. My apologies. Let me try this a different way. After researching a daytona ceramic SS I see the asking prices are a good bit above MSRP, my question is are these asking prices realistic to what they are actually SELLING for?Thanks!

Rolex Furniture
Hey guys!I have a question maybe weird for you. I am looking to purchase this particular model of Rolex brown presentation tray that they make for ADs. Do you have any ideas how/where I can grab one? I have been looking around the web and have not find anything.Thanks

Had a SD4000...Didn't like it...
Now I have a DeepSea and love it...But I'm not exactly sure why...What is it about certain watches that just sing to you over others...

Rolex & Its Customers
A recent thread (about Swiss attitudes toward Rolex) got me thinking about the extent to which Rolex interacts with its customers I know AP owns some of its own boutiques, offers appointment-only lounges, and has invited customers to factory tours. Patek has factory tours and other events for VIPs -- and for us common folk, they have their museum in Geneva. I'm sure other brands have similar practices. How often does Rolex deal with its own customers? Do they own any of the retail stores or service centers? Has anyone on TRF ever been invited to an event by Rolex itself (and not by an AD)? Personally, the arms-length approach doesn't bother me -- I'm just an enthusiast and am nowhere close to a major customer. But for those who buy a large quantity of precious metal (or diamond/gem studded) Rolex watches, does Rolex ever make the relationship more personal?