How Is The iPhone 5 Like A Luxury Watch?
How is the iPhone 5 a lot like luxury watches? First, why compare the iPhone 5 to luxury watches? The iPhone has become the de facto phone of choice for people who can choose whatever phone they like. That doesn't necessarily mean they only have an iPhone, but it is uncommon to find consumers of high-end products who don't have an iPhone for daily use. No doubt Apple?achieved?this impressive market position with a slick user interface and useful product, but the design of the iPhone had a lot to do with it. Apple has succeeded where many others have not with a product that looks good to the eyes and feels good in the hands. It is also useful on a daily basis and tells people who see you with one a little bit about what your personality may be like. In a nutshell, the iPhone is a sexy tool - a concept invented by the watch industry. Let's see how Apple is following the lead of high-end watch makers when it came to designing and constructing the newest iPhone.The quality and construction

DAVIDSW Strikes again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I just want to give a special thank you to DAVIDSW and Dan for such a wonderful face to face transaction! This is a special occasion time piece for me and I look forward to making it my new daily wear!

Cool new purchase
Not an AP but when I saw it I had to have it The champagne my wife wanted....Said if I got the Katana blade beer tap she was going to buy a lot of bubbly.... Needless to say... that didn't stop ME! Makes a good watch stand don't you guys think? It would be better if I owned a Ginza

Audemars Piguet Homage
Sorry for all the homage posts, but I'm desperately trying to remember the brand name of a AP RO homage maker. I'm pretty sure it was Dutch. If I remember correctly the watches were pretty good.Thanks,PrezTHANK YOU FOR NOT FLAMING

Adding a Hacking feature to all movements?
I am a FREQUENT traveler.... flown on one airline, over 100,000 miles this year. I love my DJ41, (purchased earlier this year) but one thing I truly miss is the feature of moving just the hour hand when traveling through time zones. With my GMT, and then my EXII, it was so easy to simply click the hour hands back or forth to accomodate the time change (I might have the term wrong calling it hacking but you get what I mean). I know it doesn't seem like a big deal to pull out the stem to another click and manually move the minute hand ahead or behind two or three hours, but like a lot of things in life, you don't miss something until it's gone. I guess this is a question for Larry and the other smarter people on TRF then me (which pretty much covers everyone ) but is it such a big deal to offer that feature on all movements? I wouldn't think so. The 3235 is outstanding, but this is one function I would really like to see added. Rolex, are you listening?