Rado V10K luxurious watch has a rubber strap and a back titaniumcase and belt clasp
The Watch has a rubber strap and a back titaniumcase and belt clasp. It does not have a Crown and is adjusted on the back of the case by a magneticcontact element in the strap. The watch is water resistant and comes with a guarantee of two years. She has something more sublime notthe we have ever seen, but if you tend to be very difficult on your shows it may be a for you.

Found: A Rolex Submariner Lost At Sea, Recovered 14 Months Later...And Still Works
So we all know that the Rolex Submariner is a good diving watch. But what we didn't know is that the beloved Sub could sink to the bottom of the Pacific Ocean, only to be recovered 14 months later, and still work (after a bit of winding).Yes, you read that correctly. The story is, a gentleman was fishing in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of British Columbia when his Submariner's bracelet snagged on his fishing rod. The watch promptly flew into the ocean and sank. The quick-thinking owner marked his coordinates and miraculously worked out a deal with a local dredging barge to search the area from time to time (for a fee of $85 per hour with a $1,000 cash reward). 1 OF 1 Miraculously, 14 months later, the watch was found in 100 meters of water and after a few turns of the crown – it worked! Although not pictured, there was apparently a barnacle attached to the bezel. The watch is currently being serviced. Read the full post here&

winding/setting seamaster question
I recently acquired a great white and was wondering about how often I should wind it and how often should I reset the time? A guy at my work said that he winds his Rolex every couple of days and resets the time about once a week. Is this too often? I just don't want to overuse my watch if I don't have to and require a premature service.

5159r thoughts and a few pictures
I can't get this reference out of my head. Today at a local AD, I tried on the g and the r. I never imagined I'd be interested in a gold-colored watch, but a dress watch with a brown strap, and for the 5159r in this instance, it just works. I've read past posts about why this reference was bought, and then subsequently flipped. I tried it on today, and while it's thicker than some other PC Pateks, it wears well. It's not top heavy, IMHO. It's elegant. For what watch did others flip this, or what did they buy instead?Present and prior owners of this watch, your thoughts are appreciated. Thanks. Here are a few wrist shots from today.

Will sunlight bleach patina?
Was told the other day that sunlight would bleach patina! Is this true?Anyone have any watches that this has happened to? This makes me want to wear my 89' 16570 lessThanks. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk