Bid On Impressive Watch Collection Seized From Ponzi Scheme Villain
You've probably been seeing this picture a lot as infamous ponzi scheme wiseguy Scott Rothstein's massive watch collection goes up for auction this week. Let me tell you right away that if you want to bid, it needs to be right now. Sorry for the late notice, but according to the official documents, all bids need to be in by July 12th (see the link below for more info).Scott Rothstein might have been the worst type of smile in his business practices, but he was a rather accomplished watch collector. In contrast to all the other random expensive crap he had (like a gold toilet seat), his watch collections shows a true amount of time and dedication. In addition to standard fare like a bunch of Rolex and Franck Muller pieces, Scott had more exotic items such as Gerald Genta, Pierre Kunz, Jorg Hysek, Daniel Roth, BRM, and more.The collection includes both high-end and very high-end models, as well as men's and women's pieces. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised at the range of piece in t

AP Carbon Diver - even better than I hoped!
Just purchased one from Takuya on this forum. Watch came in perfect condition as stated. It is truly beautiful. I had never seen one in person. Friend has the 44 carbon and I've seen a bumble bee so I had an idea but I think this is my favorite. I was debating between the ceramic and carbon but I'm very active and wanted something light as possible. Love the all ceramic in the pic but also love the contrast of the ceramic bezel on the forged carbon. It's stunning! Had a 44mm ROO stainless, sold it. As you can see I missed not having a ROO so here it is ;).rolexforums/showthrea...62#post5809962

Very first Patek Philippe.
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BLNR - Which model name do I go by?
Currently on my local ad's list for a BLNR and I know it'll be a wait for my first Rolex. That being said, in a few weeks I'll be on vacation visiting Paris, Switzerland and Italy and of course will be walking past at least 8 or 9 various Rolex dealers on my daily ventures.Although I know finding a BLNR is almost impossible to come across even in Europe, I'll at least pop in and inquire. Worth asking at least.What do most dealers go by in the way of a name for a BLNR. Is the universal name of a Batman model good enough or do I ask for a GMT-Master ll in blue and black? Is there a suggested name to go by? Thanks and yes, I know not to expect finding one just sitting there waiting for me!

Rubber B glidelock vs Everest glidelock...especially for large wrists
On the fence between the two and could use help deciding for my sport model.Many members state the Everest is more comfortable but nearly all reviews only cover the tang buckle with little mention of glidelock clasps.I have zero interest in the tang buckle feedback please and only the rolex glidelock...especially for those of you with larger 7+ inch wrists.Daily comfort and durability are my two main criteria.Thanks for the help!