Archimede Pilot 42H Bronze Review
The Archimede Pilot 42 Bronze offers a pretty clear value proposition. Archimede is a leading brand in the genre of classic pilot watches, offering very affordable, German-manufactured pieces with quality build, sober design and excellent execution. And with the 42, they offer something completely unique, as no other classically styled bronze pilots exist on the market, at least as far as we can tell.With that said, even amongst the pilot watch diehards, this watch is still not going to appeal to everyone, simply for the fact that a bronze case is of no interest.? Hell, it very well may be a turn-off. The gold luster of the freshly unboxed watch quickly fades as the bronze case oxidizes, and who really likes the idea of green copper oxide residue on their wrist?To all you naysayers, I won't argue. Owning a bronze watch certainly comes with its unique quirks. But at the same time, there is so much unique character and intrigue that a watch like the Pilot 42 Bronze offers. Over time the

Can someone help me to make decision!
Hey guys, I'm new here, so I'm thinking about buying RO 15400 black face or RO 15450 white face, I really want something like 15202, but they are overpriced, and 15450 seems to be close, seller said that 15400 fits me better, and I like black dial! so I really can't choose, my wrist is around 7 inch and here is the photo of diver's fitting on me! I don't like 15300 at all! Thank ya all for helping)Отправлено с моего iPhone используя Tapatalk

question on cases for the 44mm roos
Does anyone know 1, how many polishes you can get with ss and gold case?2 what the cost for replacement of the stainless steel, red gold, forged carbon and ceramic?

Does age of the watch matter when purchasing RO?
Hi,I have an opportunity to purchase a 2005 15300 RO in good condition. I am a bit disappointed to learn that the watch is a 2005, so it's close to 8 years old..pared to say 2011, 2010 which I have no problems accepting.It's like buying a used car, we always choose newer & low KM cars.. Does the same concept work for watches?Are there are differences between RO made then and now...things like clasp? Thanks,

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