Want To Help Japan? Buy A Watch
In case you haven't heard, Japan isn't doing so well right now after being battered by the massive earthquake and ensuing disasters. Japan and the Japanese people are going to need a lot of help for the next few years, at least. They haven't had so much to recover from since the end of WWII - while most countries never have an event like this to recover from.You can do a lot to help, including buying watches from Japanese watch brands to help the country's economy. While they aren't the only Japanese watch brands, Seiko, Citizen, and Casio are all business that you'll want to support right now - and it helps that they make really good watches. If you aren't in the market for a new timepiece right now but still want to help , then there are a lot of good charities and organizations that you can donate to.Having traveled to Japan a few times, my thoughts and earnest hope for speedy recovery goes to the people I know there along with their friends, family, and coworkers.

Ulysse Nardin 266-37LE3A limited edition Black Dial 18 K Rose Gold and automatic chronometer, power reserve Watch
Ulysse Nardin 266-37LE3A limited edition Black Dial 18 K Rose Gold and automatic chronometer, power reserve Watch, Ulysse Nardin Limited Edition black dial 18 K Rose Gold men's, automatic rubber stopwatch male rubber, power reserve Watch 266-37LE3A

Out of a Picture
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What kind of spread does our Rolex AD offer?
My AD offers k-cup beverages, water and soda with a plate of cookies. I appreciate the thought. But with discounts evaporating, part of me thinks they should be able to spring for a real expresso machine.Curious, what do your AD's offer while you consider paying more for a watch than many pay for a car?

16600: 10 Year Retirement Anniversary
Can't believe it's been 10 years since the SEA-DWELLER 16600 was retired and the DEEP-SEA made its debut.If I remember correctly 16600 was retired with a price of USD $6200 and DSSD debuted at USD $8000.I've been lucky to have my Z series since 2011 after finding it NOS in a tiny AD, and although I love seeing the new releases every year, I'm happy having this one as my everyday watch. The only Rolex that still hunts me (although not enough to pay today's crazy prices) is the GMT-MASTER II 16710 as it's a bit more comfortable and the GMT feature is awesome. To know I could've bought it BNIB from an AD when I purchased my first Rolex (a DJ) in 2007....Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk