scary ROO problem
i first bought a ROO in may last year. it was defective in the sense that it would stop after a few hours no matter how many times i wound or wore it. AP acknowledged this and gave me a 'brand new' replacement. they said there was 'not enough oil' inside to lubricate the mechanical parts.however, just this week the replacement is showing the exact same symptoms!i was told to wind it 60 times and wear it, but it still stopped after a few hours.will be sending it in, but i'm really worried that after the warranty runs out i will encounter similar problems and the repairs will be expensive.has anyone else encountered this problem?

Fish Caught...Breitling Superocean Steelfish!
I just picked up my third Breitling in the Superocean family, a Breitling Superocean Steelfish. Many call the dial White or Silver its almost neither but IIII like it! I think I'll keep in on the OEM leather strap for a while before giving the SS bracelet a go. I just love the textured dial of the Steelfish. The size of the SF with these old eyes is just perfect. With this purchase, Breitling is now my dominant Brand in the collection numbering four. Maybe someday I can get four Rollies in the collection.

getting really impressed with omega
they really are on a strong momentum. i got to handle the 15000 gauss.i think they already out class zenith as a a watchmaker and a brand.

Well, I pulled the trigger again on an Omega . . .
Because of my love of nice watches and this forum, I felt I just had to have another watch. However, I simply don't like much of the current models offered by Rolex, especially when I factor in the prices. Although I must admit I read with interest about the Explorer moving to a 39mm case. Nonetheless, I didn't feel like waiting for one to show up at the dealers nor paying the price that will be asked for the new upsized edition.I can't express how much I really love my 36.2mm Railmaster, and I just knew a 39.2mm would look even better on my 8 3/8 wrist. The real attraction of the 39.2mm Railmaster is that unlike a 40-42mm sport watch, the extra size is used to enlarge the dial, not add a big bezel. Thus, the 39.2mm Railmaster offers its simple and beautifully elegant dial in 31.8mm as opposed to the 28.5 to 29mm dials found on the sport watches.Actually, all this is simple rationalization because I just plain old wanted another Railmaster. So, this morning I called my out-of-sta

If You Were Me (5396r-012)
I am relatively new to this, so would like your advice. I bought a Patek 5396r-012 from a trusted seller here for what I felt was a good price. I love the face of the watch, love the numerals, enjoy the rose gold and leather look. Alas, it's a bit too small for me. I even had a chance to wear it at the store first, and felt it would work. But it doesn't really. I'm a big guy and this is a thin 38.5 diameter. I paid around $37k, which I felt was a good deal on this watch. Now, about a month later, I've inquired around for a trade, and the value is 20% less. I'd be down around $7k on it in 30 days, including from the seller I bought from. Obviously, I thought I'd be able get more of my money out of this watch if it didn't work. Nobody TOLD me that, I just thought. Again, I'm new to this, and I hope it's okay to post these numbers here as I don't often see prices being discussed like this. Can edit if necessary. What would you do in this situation? Keep it for a while? Try to sell it your