Looking for Citizen Campanola Watches? This eBay Store Often Has a Few For Sale
I often talk about the Citizen Campanola line of watches; one of my favorite lines from the popular Japanese watch maker Citizen. As you know, Citizen Campanola watches represent the very finest in watch making that Citizen can achieve, and their efforts are worth noticing. The Citizen Campanola series serves a very important purpose for watch enthusiasts. It is one of the first line of watch models that is able to provide high quality cases with beautiful designs, and provide a high number of complications at very reasonable prices.The key to this is providing top of the line, hand assembled quartz movements, instead of their mechanical counter-parts. As you likely know, the watch world is sometimes split in to the quartz side and mechanical side. Purists will always stick with the charm of a mechanical watch. They enjoy the idea of wearing a machine on their wrist. However, the quartz movements used in the Citizen Campanola series are nothing to scoff at, and certainly not cheap. Th

Getting the Royal Oak Elephant
I'm close to finally getting the Royal Oak Elephant but have a few questions i'd like your input on since I'm not too familiar with AP watches.- Price i was quoted for a new watch is $18,411. Is that a good deal?- When will the new models come out? Or at least expected to come out?- Is it a good time to buy the ROO? Any other models you recommend for me to consider? Price range is the same.- Which model from the Royal Oak Offshore do you prefer and why?If it makes any difference, I'm around 6'4 200 pounds.

Why is it...
I am a member on several different Watch forums and I always visit the sales corner of every one of them.Just came up with the idea to get my Dad a nice pre-loved Aqua Terra, still figuring out what size and color...But I noticed that there aren't (m)any for sale out there, in fact I can't even remember when I ever saw one out there..Any thoughts on this..?

Considering entry level Rolex as work beater
I have a dirty physical job and currently wear a nondescript plastic quartz watch while at work as part of my regular three watch rotation - when I get home I swap for a steel AP, and I use a Fifty Fathoms for outdoor activities, fishing, hiking, etc.Before long I would like to upgrade my work piece and Rolex is at the top of my list, however it would need to have a reasonably bulletproof shock and vibration resistant movement. I absolutely love the Milgauss but the lack of a date window is a deal breaker for me. I like the modern Air King, but again it doesn't have a date function. I guess that leaves the Explorer II but for some reason it just doesn't speak to me. Are there any choices I'm overlooking?

Rolex daytona 116515LN what do you guys think!?
Hi all new to the forum here. Been reading lots of posts from you guys and thought id join in the fun!I will cut to the chase i started my collection in 2015 and currently own: Cartier santos 100xl full diamond set (my first watch)Also: submariner 116610 black dialI am now ready to add another rolex to my collection and tbh since buying my submariner i dont think id ever buy any watch other than a Rolex.The 116515ln on choco arabic dial in my opinion is the nicest looking rolex by far. I love the leather black strap combo with the rose gold amd choc dial.Would really like you guys opinions on this watch? And if anyone owns one sone wristshots would be great! I have a 7 1/4inch wrist.Also what is the resale value like to be like in 5 years or so? Just out of intetest. I never intend to sell any of my collections and only making power buys from now on.Cheers guys any opinions or thoughts on the watch are welcome Thanks