My Ralph Lauren Sporting Collection Watch Article On AskMen.com
What does the haute horology world need now? High-end Ralph Lauren watches of course. No less with movements from sibling watch companies IWC and Jaeger LeCoultre, all under parent Richemont Group. The Sporting Collection is my favorite line of new Ralph Lauren watches. I'd certainly "sport" one (cheesy pun), but it is unlikely I'd pay the price. I have a feeling that these watches, while very high in quality, will go the way of Panerai made (also part of the Richemont Group) Ferrari watches. Those started going at half of retail eventually. Just not the right type of marketing. For reference, here is a video of Ralph Lauren watches at SIHH back in January when they first launched.See my Ralph Lauren Sporting Collection watch article on AskMenwatches-dealer. Best MatchItems Ending FirstNewly-Listed Items FirstPrice + Shipping: Lowest FirstPrice + Shipping: Highest First New Rare Mens Polo Ralph Lauren Jeans NWT Sport Metal Watch$9.46 (2 Bids)Time Remaining: 1h 36mBid now

Obris Morgan Explorer Review
Obris Morgan is one of the stranger brands out there. It's not the watches themselves that are so weird, though they do have their own quirks and personalities, it's the way in which the brand works that is strange. In the last two years they have released, back to back, a handful of watches that take inspiration from here and there, have an undeniable appeal to us tool-watch fans, and come in at remarkably low prices. Each watch seems to be a test of something new or different, whether a style, component or finishing technique. When the watches arrive, they are all very cool and fun to wear, though noticeably imperfect, as though each is an iteration leading towards the real thing.Their newest watch, the Explorer, takes it's name from this process. Unlike the famous Rolex that is shares it's name with, it's not about reaching great heights or depths, though you could probably put it through its paces, but rather about finish and function. The exploration here is in DLC (diamond like c

26400 FC 44 for PP 5164...would ya ?
Simple proposition is on the table. Would have to add a few K. Any thoughts would be appreciated. For full disclosure I do have a 5980r and AP diver both of which would stay. TIA for all the opinions.

Ceramic Diver
Link: ap.watchprosite/show-foru...-841768/s--18/Ceramic diver: -7 times harder than steel.-exhibition back case.Link: ap.watchprosite/show-foru...-841768/s--14/Quote:'' It takes 12 hours to machine a single ceramic case middle, as opposed to 1.5 hours to machine the same part in steel. A ceramic bezel requires 8 hours of work; 45 minutes for the same bezel in steel.'' So, seeing that the price of a ceramic diver is between 20-21kusd boutique price , do you reckon its a no-brainer for people intending to purchase a new diver?What are your thoughts people?Would you ditch your SS diver and get a DiverC?

Vintage Constellation help
Hi all,I found this beautiful constellation. its from 1963. The dial has been refinished, infact the whole thing has been refinished, but its all original, per owner.I just wanted some opinions. I have been here a month and have been trying to learn alot about a few Rolex models, so I dont really know anything here..any thoughts about this watch, what to look out for whether you think its a good one? would be appreciated. Its about $2500 +/-Thanks