Frederique Constant Slimline Moonphase Review
The price of a watch is such a loaded topic that it's sometimes difficult to make head or tails of. There are so many considerations, layers, factors, etc�� that go into that price tag. From the region it was manufactured in to marketing and PR to provenance to simply the positioning of the brand in the market, it all effects the cost in the end. We've all seen watches with prices that are too good to be true that largely get ignored by the watch world as well as watches that clearly cost too much, yet have devout followings. As a website dedicated to affordable and accessible watches (which there is a difference between) we try to find watches that exemplify good qualities from build to design that have seemingly honest price tags (another loaded term).The watch we are going to discuss today is expensive compared to much of what we discuss, yet remarkably well priced for what it is. It might not be "affordable", but it's accessible in that the price is not so stratospheric that it coul

Pairs Well With: Holiday Edition
The holiday season is once again upon us with Christmas right around the corner. And with Christmas come presents, merriment, and a big family meal that can only be rivaled by Thanksgiving. So today's Pairs Well With is Christmas-themed, geared towards maximizing comfort without sacrificing style on the big day. Chunky knit sweater? Yup. Sweatpants made of wool with some stretch in the waist for some post-dinner relief? We've got ��em. Moccasins and socks that'll keep your feet toasty all night long? You betcha! And we've even included a great English-made flask that'll keep that fire in your belly burning.We're pairing this outfit with the recently reviewed Aevig Valkyr. With the warm tones of its bronze case, green bezel, and red seconds hand, the Valkyr is a perfect match.1. Aevig Valkyr Bronze2.?LL Bean Heritage Norwegian Crewneck Sweater3.?J. Crew Sideline Pants in Wool4. Fair Isle Socks5. Quoddy Grissy Moccasins6. 8oz. Flask from Best Made Co. 

Patek new references for 5170
Can someone explain why when you download owners manual on Patek updated website for 5170, you get the following reference options:5170J-0015170J-0105170J-011The same applies to 5127R or other watches. What are the last 3 digits standing for (001, 010, 011)? Is it definitely not the metal since it is all J.Thanks!

need help with purchase
Hello everybody,I hope this is allowed.I am new to the forum and have been reading trough your posts for awhile now. I finally decided on a small Datejust as my first ROLEX. I have a two year old and live by the beach so I am looking into something simple and everyday worthy but dependable and timless. I looked trough several recommended online sites, ADs and some of your member website but eventually found this:Brand new with papers and boxLadies26 Pink Dial SSOyster Braceletfor $5295 retail $6100Now I am a little confused about the pictures showing those little grooves on the side of the body.I can not find any other references or pictures for this model with those grooves.Too good to be true? Thank you for your very appreciated help!

The most expensive steel 116710 (not 116719) GMT can be yours for only $199,999
Put on your lunettes de soleil please.Most expensive GMT Master 116710 in steel that I have ever seen - note NOT 116719