Super Mario's World In The Mr. Jones Watches Sun And Moon Miyamoto
This newest Mr. Jones Watches model pays homage to the world of Super Mario Bros. with a background directly inspired by the landscape video gamers first experienced in the mid-1980s with the Super Mario Bros. video game. On the original Nintendo Entertainment System console, Super Mario Bros. was probably the first video game that I personally ever played, and I find the inclusion of the Super Mario Bros. universe in this watch to be warmly nostalgic. Those familiar with Mr. Jones Watches will understand the company's penchant toward weird and artistic timepieces, which justify themselves thanks to the brands relative affordability. With that said, even with a just-over-$200 price, the Mr. Jones Watches Sun and Moon Miyamoto is nevertheless part of a limited edition set.The "Sun and Moon Miyamoto" name of the watch refers to Nintendo's Mr. Shigeru Miyamoto who is one of the most influential game designers of all time. In addition to being the man behind Super Mario Bros., many know Mi

Bavarian Crono Focke-Wulf FW 200 Watch
When it comes to using bits of historical aviation equipment in the physical construction of a watch, it would seem Bremont has some competition, and from Germany no less. We have showed you watches from Bavaria Crono in the past and today's watch features a handmade dial which uses original metal from the last known Fock-Wulf FW 200 Condor. The Condor was a very advanced (for its time) commercial airplane and is known for being the first airplane to travel from Berlin to New York without stopping.The Bavarian Crono Aviator��s Focke-Wulf FW 200 is a 46mm stainless steel watch powered by a lightly-decorated ETA 6498 hand wound movement. Along with sporting original metal from an actual FW 200 Condor, the FW 200 watch features a hand design which is similar to that seen in the gauges of the original plane and the hands, minute and chapter markings have been fully lumed for low-light legibility. The dial is protected by a sapphire crystal while the display case back employs a mineral cryst

AP 26320ST Questions (New to AP)
Hey guys,Decided to venture away from the Rolex General Discussion and ask some questions here about the AP 26320ST Royal Oak Chronograph in steel. Not too familiar with AP having never owned one. I'm about to pull the trigger on a 116515LN (Ceramic Rose Gold Daytona on strap) as it is the one watch that really, really sings to me. I love everything about that watch except for one thing, the fact that it can't come with OEM rubber straps by Rolex akin to how AP offers so many different strap options. I know the ROOs typically come on a strap, whereas the ROCs come on bracelets. The price of a SS ROC is almost the same as the 116515 (just a bit less). I still by a wide margin prefer the Daytona to the ROC, but I am just doing my due diligence and making sure that this is the best purchase for me.My question is about putting an OEM AP rubber strap on the SS ROC. Is that possible/easy to do? Or will AP's rubber straps not fit on the SS ROC? I don't think that won't sway the tide much towa

Too big , too small or just nice?
Hi all,The 15400 is too big, too small or fit like a glove for my wrist?Silver or blue for my skin tone? :pCheers

Buyer Advice Needed in HK - Explorer II 216570 (Black)
Hi - This my first post on the forum and first Rolex. I currently live in Hong Kong (past 6 Years) and looking to purchase a 216570 in black. I have found the following:1). $6810usd - Brand new with box and papers, March 2017 warranty card 2). $6320usd - Used with box and papers, November 2015 warranty cardBoth are from stores in TST and from my knowledge reputable grey dealers. Question - Does it make sense to pay the extra $500usd for 1.5 year additional warranty? The used model is in perfect condition. Thanks. - Rishi