Get Your Bling On: Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Full Pave Diamond Watches For 2015
Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph 44mm full pave with diamondsAt the watch trade show SIHH 2015, Audemars Piguet has quietly released a few extremely loud watches that are full pave diamond-covered versions of various Royal Oak Offshore collection timepieces. While Audemars Piguet has historically been known for purist watch making and traditional design, the brand today is split between offering luxury lifestyle timepieces as well as those rich with Swiss watch making heritage. Those who are mostly interested in the latter will likely scoff at Royal Oak watches in all diamonds, but it is true that Audemars Piguet - especially the Royal Oak Offshore - is an extremely popular watch with individuals who enjoy showing off status and wealth.2015 sees three versions of the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore in all diamonds - including a few models with matching full diamond-set bracelets. The watches all emphasize large baguette-cut diamond stones as well as a few versions high

Charming Tenjho Tenge Group Dreads Button B 3139
The Tenjho Tenge button is approximately 1 1 2 inches in diameter. Tenjho Tenge group Dreads button B 3139, Choose your favorite styels

speedmaster pro...spring bar removal
I have been in search of the right spring bar removal tool for a speedmaster pro. the watch does not have lug holes and it appears that the spring bar is only accessable from the back. I have tried various tools and have seen other posts, but when I search further, it doesnt seem like there right tool is out there. The usual spring bar tools dont work. I have found the forks to be too large. any help would be appreciated.

New datejust dial combo - Basel World 2018
It seems that Rolex released the slate dial for ss when it used to be exclusive to two tone. What do you guys think?

Are Today's Rolexes Overpriced?
All things considered and taking into account that there are many outstanding watches in the -$5K range. Some attribute the exorbitant pricing to Rolex SA's extensive and costly marketing program. Others say one is strictly paying for the name and visual recognition.At one time, a Rolex was affordable (for those who really wanted one) by either being frugal or eliminating other miscellaneous/unnecessary expenditures. It's a seemingly different story today as $8-10K+ represents a bigger chunk of change even when accounting for current inflation and higher salaries/wages.A co-worker bought his 1675 back in the mid-1970s while working at a minimum wage job (about $2.00/hour). It took him roughly six weeks + some overtime to accrue the necessary funds. Today at minimum wage (e.g. $5.50/Georgia to $11.50/Washington), it would take close to a year's wages (and that's not even allowing for basic living expenses).Over the past few decades, Rolexes have become an 'elitist' commodity rather than