SwissKubiK Watch Winder Review
Veterans of the watch industry know that automatic watch winders are a relatively new addition to the horological enthusiast's world. Such an odd thing really. What did the last several decades of collectors do when they had large collections of automatic winding mechanical watches? I really don't know. In my ongoing coverage of watch winders, I seek to find the perfect winder for you. Each model and brand has something unique to offer, and will be right for many people. Personally, I have a growing collection of all sorts of winders. No winder is perfect, and the right one will depend on where you store watch, how large your wrists are, and of course your budget. For you right here is a review of the very nice SwissKubiK. It is a very modern and well designed watch winder that for some will be the world's most perfect winder.SwissKubiK watch winders are all perfect squares (10cm x 10cm) for the single winders. Though the company does make units that are meant to wind multiple watches.

What value this old pure gold Zenith?
Hello, I have this old Zenith watch, it is pure gold. Its dial is not perfect but this watch works perfectly. It does not lose one minutes a month. Winding up is manual. What value can this old pure gold Zenith get? Will it be easy to sell it?Thanks

Calatrava 96
Hi everyone. So I've found a 96 I'm eager to get but it does have initials on the back. Was wondering about your thoughts on this if it is otherwise a clean watch with original band and buckle. What do you think would be a fair price without box or papers? Thanks for your time.

Imagine iconic Rolex fluted bezel in gold ceramic
One of the main concern with fluted bezel is scratch but imagine if Rolex managed to infused ceramic into their gold and come out with high toughness and mirror finish, that will be awesome.DD, DJ, SkyD will be almost bulletproof for daily wear.Probably they can look at Hublot's magic gold for some idea.

Baselworld 2018 - Rolex Designers Please Read!
ok, I know this has been discussed at length on this forum and the cake is already baked at Rolex, but Rolex designers need to make this watch...44mm submariner with the 3235 movement with a black and dark blue bezel with the wider glidelock bracelet from the SD43. All stainless with a flatter case back so the watch sits low. The watch does not need a helium escape valve nor the thicker crystal, hence making the watch thinner. No one dives in these watches past 100 feet.If they made this watch with 3 different bezel/face color combos it would be a huge hit. All black, dark green bezel with black face, and blue/black bezel with black face. C'mon Rolex...make this watch! ....And the msrp should be under $9k.