Resident Evil Watches By GSX
Once again proof that Japan gets much cooler stuff than we do here in the West. I still wonder why that is, and the best reason I can come up with is that collector types in Japan are willing to spend more in items such as these Resident Evil themed timepieces. In the 1990s Capcom (a video game developer) first released their landmark series of video games called Resident Evil, though in Japan it was called Biohazard (and sometimes Resident Evil: Biohazard).I played the first Resident Evil game on the first Playstation when I was a teenager. Since then I tried to play as many of the major games as possible. These innovative survival horror games put you in a dark world with a very elaborate set of storiesand zombies. You mostly played as a character who was part of a SWAT team style organization called STARS. You went into investigate issues that often related to apocalyptic outbreaks, zombies, and just general weird stuff going on. The first game was set in a mansion, while subsequent

John Mayer On Watches: The Five Best Buys In Vintage Rolex, For $8,000 Or Less
“No more than eight thousand.” That’s the answer I always get when I ask a prospective vintage Rolex buyer what their price range is. Always Eight. Five isn’t enough to work with, and ten – well that’s just so… ten.I’ve helped so many of my friends and colleagues buy watches that are within the $8,000 range that I thought I’d share some of my recommendations with you. Take advice from a guy with a roll of mistakes he bought at the airport on a layover, me.John Mayer Obviously, you’re not making a mistake if you buy that new Panerai Luminor you’ve had your eye on, but it is a mistake if you buy one and then wish you’d been turned on to the unmistakable cool of a vintage Rolex earlier. Take it from a guy with a roll of lessons he bought at the airport on a layover.Here are five vintage Rolex references under $8,000, and why I believe they’re the best buys on the market. 1. ROLEX Explorer I

what ap is this
the watch they show at 3.45

Omega 2500d vs 2500c
Does anyone have any in depth info as to the improvements to the 2500d over the c? I have done some research and found varying info pertaining to the three tier movement similar to the 8500, but nothing as to why it was changed or what real world improvements can be expected. Also, does anyone have a definitive way of knowing which POs have the 2500d? Some are saying it can be differentiated by the serial number and the date wheel font, though I don't know that this is definitive. Thanks!!!!

Anyone Ever NEED To Sell A Rolex ?
There may not be many replies to this thread, my gut feeling is most on this board are well established wealthy folks. But, in all honesty, I have seen people sell expensive flashlights or firearms because they needed the money for something else. Has this happenned to anyone here ?