Talking Watches: With Matt Jacobson
You don't meet people like Matt Jacobson often – but when you do, you remember them. You remember Matt not because he's a Silicon Valley celebrity like a Kevin Rose or his longtime friend and colleague Mark Zuckerberg, but because of the way he lives his life with purity and passion. Matt Jacobson was the eighth employee of Facebook, ever. He is a serial entrepreneur, with an impressive record to his name even before Zuckerberg asked him to come on and help lead Facebook as head of Market Development, a title which encompasses all forms of business development, including the role of overseeing acquisitions like Instagram.But what Matt Jacobson does so well is he figures out, over time, through hours of research and study, what it is that suits him, and his lifestyle, and he buys only those objects that he appreciates the most. Matt isn't about owning all the Paul Newmans, he wants to own the reference that Paul Newman actually wore. Matt doesn't want to own every

Need Help with Identification
Hi guys,I just got this 2nd hand for my wife but I can't seem to find any info other than that it's a ladies Royal Oak. I'm not too familiar with the numbers in the back.Anyway, I'm hoping some of you can shed some light...Regards, lorsban

14K Gold Patek Philippe pocket watch
I just purchased this beautiful 14k Gold watch, but can't seem to find any information on the movement and I am not the big watch maker?Any Patek connoisseurs who can help me out. Very much appreciated.Thank you.

Back in Black (Alligator Straps on 16518)
Since I have lost some weight (actually my AD convinced me to try his diet with him, it worked pretty well lost about 40 pounds from 200 to 155) my wrist got a bit smaller. I decided to switch back to my regular size black alligator strap for my 16518. At first I was terrified to change straps on my daytona, and the first few switches did not go smoothly. I just switched back to my black alligator without much drama and the watch looks completely different.

Help me understand the random serial number
Can random Rolex serial numbers start with a letter and then a series of numbers or must they always start with a number and then a combination of letters and numbers to follow?