Watches at Wimbledon: Who Wears What
As many watch aficionados and tennis fans know, some of the Wimbledon tournament’s biggest stars are also “brand ambassadors” for some watch brand or other. So which watch will we see on the wrist of the eventual men’s and ladies’ Wimbledon champs at the trophy presentation this year? We don’t know yet, but here’s a primer on which tennis players wear which timepieces.Swiss maestro Roger Federer, he of the record-breaking 17 Grand Slam titles, grew up in Basel, home to the world’s biggest watch fair. He’s also a discerning watch fan himself, and has been an ambassador for Rolex for several years, wearing a distinctive Rolex watch on many of the occasions he has hoisted a tournament-winning trophy. Lately, he has been partial to a platinum Cosmograph Daytona. Click here for details on the watch.Roger Federer (above) and his Rolex Cosmograph Daytona (below)Spanish star and master of the clay courts Rafael Nadal not only dons a Richard

HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 81
Would you guess? This one is also a funny episode on watches. Lots of them.Listen to the HourTime Show watch podcast episode 81 here.Download the MP3 here.

Pre-SIHH 2018 New Royal Oak Offshore "Combat"
Pre-SIHH 2018 AP just dropped this one off. Meet the new Royal Oak Offshore 44 Combat ref. 26400SO.OO.A054CA.01https://.watchcollectinglifestyle...00soooa054ca01

AP ROC 26300 Question
Hi everyone i just passed local used watch shop today and i saw this AP ROC not sure about the REF but the closest is 26300 it wears very nice and almost pull the triggerbefore i make decissions what to look when buying it?what is the fair price for it , i know it's expensive to service an AP watch but the shop owner guarantee the the unit function well thanks in advance

Chrono question
Some will probably think this is a stupid question and that the answer is obvious, but I am absolutely not an expert in watches, just a guy who likes watches and learns new things all the time. So here's the question, why a chrono like the 5370 which is platinum and enamel dial costs only, if I can say so, 250K when a 5950 which is in steel and IMO not as good looking, but others might disagree just personal taste, costs 400K? Is it because one has 3 pushers and the most expensive only 2? Is that an extra complication? Also I am surprised that a 2 pusher split second chrono with no other complication is considered a grand complication, while a 3 pusher split chrono is considered complication, not grand, is that usual or just with Patek? Is one so much harder to make than the other?I must say the question has been turning in my head since there has been a lot of talk about the 5370, and can't find a logical explanation to justify the 150K difference. In no way would I buy, even if I co