Bamford x The Rodnik Band Snoopy Customized Rolex Limited Edition Watch
Those interested in the sometimes wacky world of after-market modified Rolex watches should take note of this new limited edition Bamford Watch Department x The Rodnik Band Snoopy Rolex Datejust watch. Once again, Bamford is working with fashion label The Rodnik Band on a Charles Schulz's Peanuts-inspired watch, with both Snoopy and Woodstock on the dial this time.This newest Bamford Watch Department (BWD) x The Rodnik Band Snoopy watch uses a base Rolex Datejust (36mm wide), while their previous collaboration used a modified and black-colored Rolex Milgauss with Snoopy on the dial. That previously-produced limited edition came in a 40mm-wide case with Snoopy on the dial wearing sunglasses. For this newest watch, we have a more celebratory Snoopy (again with his arms as the watch hands) and Woodstock the bird at the end of the seconds hand against a black face.Speaking of hands, on this Bamford Watch Department x The Rodnik Band Snoopy customized Rolex Datejust watch, they are quite sh

Hublot Classic Fusion Watches
How do you create a classic? The statement in and of itself shouldn't make sense as classic things develop over long periods of time. Such "instant classics" are merely good designs that appeal to many people. What I am talking about is literally making a bona fide classic in the time it takes most people to simply develop a product. I can't say I fully understand how, but Jean-Claude Biver at Hublot has turned the Big Bang watch line into a classic over the period of just a few years - but he did.In 2004 almost nobody had heard of Hublot. Suddenly a short time later we see the birth of a phenomenon. Literally the 'big bang' of the Big Bang. Now, about 5 years later after the product launched, you couldn't count how many Big Bang models there have on the fingers of all the people at a crowded party. What each new watch had in common was a certain pure sense of connection to each other. They each had the same distinct DNA, and the brand forced the core design in the realm of being a cla

G Gerlach Navigator Review
Amongst vintage dive watches, few are as delectably cool as the dual-crown "super-compressors" (though only some are actual super-compressors)… in fact, we like them so much here at worn&wound that we have a whole article dedicated to them. Dual-crown divers have a certain refinement to them, balancing sport and more formal elements in, typically, compact cases. The results are true gentleman's sport watches, with an elegance that modern divers rarely meet.Unfortunately, they are few and far between, and though were once meant for the water, these days are better kept dry due to their age. So when a brand comes out with a modern dual-crown watch, it always piques my interest. A few months ago, G. Gerlach announced their Navigator model, and I immediately knew I had to review it. Not only did the pictures suggest that the watch had a great look, one that drew on vintage dive watches, but coming from Gerlach, I knew the pricing would be great too.Immediately out of the box, I w

Moonwatch MSRP in Canada?
Anybody know what the MSRP is for a hesalite moonwatch in Canada?

What a shame...
We all know the PVD'd Rolexes and other brands, but yes they did it, they transformed a beautiful 5711 into a black monstrosity, can't download the pics so here's the link, really a shame to mess up such a watch, and they did it to not 1 but 10 5711's On the bottom of the page you can click for a black 5980 or a black 5167, they probably have messed up more great Pateks but just the 5711 was enough, so the other 2 is really too much, can't look if they did it to other models other than these 3, can't believe people buy these horrors....chrono24/en/patekphil...-id4254325.htm