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Felt the diver was a little clunky looking as I already have a PO Chrono and a Seamaster 2500. Love the 15000 gauss rating …wish the bezel was luminous and think they should also have the military time on the dial as small as possible but as I wanted to s

A fellow WPS purist asked me how the Speedmaster Moonshine stacks up to a comparable Daytona in color, quality, extra so I decided to take some photos and let others decides for themselves... I posted this in the Omega forum but wanted to be fair which is

8 years day in and day out. A Milgauss as everyday watch. Why not? The anti magnetic protection makes it a magnet i guess. I had today again that attraction. Wear another watch, said i bought it for free time, and wear my daily watch. Than i could not res

Rolex 6542 Rolex 6542- date window Caseback original cracked under presure of non original case. Completly clean casebody no salts inner ring , wrong bridge- 35000 usd No comment - 100,000 usd No comment so obvious 6542 complete fake 80,000 usd 6542 dial

The xxx depends on the bezel type (smooth, engine turned, fluted) and the metal (stainless steel, ss + yellow gold, ss + white gold) and even dial type. For example, fully stainless steel with smooth bezel and it should be a Ref. 15000 Oyster Date.

There was an other option, buy an one years old car from a Mercedes worker, they have to wait one year to sell the car, and you pay 15% more for this one year old car with 15000km. Now the things are changed, you can find every Mercedes on the next corner

Here some few shots of such 34mm marvels: Rolex Date Ref 15000 (left) & Ref. 6556, Cal 1040 (“Tru Beat”): 1956 Best, hs