Rolex

We will probably never see a 40mm sea-dweller ever again. This represents the best 6 digit Rolex ever in my opinion. 2.5 year production. No cyclops with a fat crystal. Trim lugs. Trim crown guards. Matte dial. Fully graduated bezel. HEV. I get why Rolex

In this case it was a friend asking. He handed the watch to me and went on his way. At least he didn't ask how much it was worth. Now I'm no Bill or Jocke so I can't glance at one of these babies and instantly decipher it. The reference number is 16610 an

At one time did the DatejJust and Submariner date share the same movement, the 3135?

The Rolex Caliber 3135 Rolex used the caliber in just about every one of the company’s three-hand timepieces at some point and in some form since its inception. The list of watches that utilize Rolex’s 31-jewel workhorse caliber reads like a who’s-who of

used in both the Submariner date and the Datejust? I have a friend who wears a Sub and doesn't believe me. I have both and am pretty sure I once read somewhere that they once shared a movement, may they still do. Before put any money on the table I want t

This watch does not get much discussion, but after initially seeing it in person in 2015 I knew I had to have one at some point. I was in my local AD and he had the new iteration with the addition of Glidelock and that was it… The Yacht-Master has always

I walked from theater 7 where I had been watching Mulan into theater 8 where Tenet was playing on the big screen. At exactly 10:07 I sat down in row 14 seat C but there was no one in the seat next to me. Six seconds later a guy sat down next to me with a

Interesting findings: quillandpad.com

all what you find in your GMT is 99.9% state of the art technology (swiss lever mechanical watchmaking wise), silicone,ceramics etc are nice trials and may or may not help to make mechanical watches more accurate and reliable but their main role to get at

So it’s a 16234. But with the mystery linen dial. Serial starts with R