The new Jacob Co watch is built to be water-resistant up to 50 meters
Entirely polished and fine-brushed, the case is enhanced with 64 full cut diamonds in FGH color and VVS clarity. The overall weight of these precious stones totals to 0.43 carats. The winding crown is featured at 3 o'clock.On its front side, the case is armed with an anti-glare sapphire crystal. The model also exposes a case-back, secured by 4 screws. The new Jacob Co watch is built to be water-resistant up to 50 meters.

What��s the opinion on this particular Beast?
AP 25721TI.OO.1000TI.02Saw this on my marketplace. What do you guys think of this piece? It’s early ROO piece in titanium with JLC base movement. The dial seem like an experiment by AP, transition between original ROO dial with petite tapestries but with Arabic numeral instead of small plots. The numeral however is not as bold as current Offshore.

Nice candy at Tiffany....
Saw these great pieces at Tiffany today... 6000G has a Tiffany dial.ImageUploadedByTapatalk1338074975.235231.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1338075039.066642.jpg

Best Panerai aftermarket buckles?
Hi everyone,After buying a few aftermarket straps for my Pam's, I would like to buy a few buckles as I have only bought straps without buckles and put the original Pam buckle on them.I would like to buy 3, one in steel, on in titanium and one in PVD-DLC, the last one seems to be harder to find as I don't want a PVD but definitely a DLC, especially my 28 is DLC, and DLC is way harder to scratch.Does anyone know where they have good quality buckles but especially sell DLC one's?If you have any ideas how I could find thanks in advance, as I would like not to have to change buckle every time I change a strap.

Rolex 16570 For a Chef?
Hi! This is my first post here and my first potential Rolex purchase. I have been collecting watches for about 3 years now, mostly vintage Enicar sherpa guides and other chronographs. I have a speedy Circa 1995 which I love because of the vintage look of the aged tritium but it's more modern reliability.I am a professional chef so I really only have the opportunity to wear my vintage watches 2 full days a week which keeps some out of rotation for a long time. I really love the 16570 explorer II and am considering to purchase one as my daily watch to wear to work. I currently use a Seiko skx, which is fine, but would like to step it up a bit.I see photos of this reference with either: a) white looking hands and markers b)Cream aged markers but white hands c) both aged hands and aged markers.Being a vintage lover I like the idea of the Watch having the possibility of developing patina in that way and reading the time in the dark isn't a big issue to me.I know of 2 for sale right now th