LUCs current offerings are deserving of the praise they seem to be finally getting, but they've been doing this for…
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But, what if one prefers a previous generation watch that is no longer made? Yes, buying new, from an AD…
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My best advice would be to buy the watch you love and can afford without going into debt. If the…
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Some of the pricing has gotten a bit out of hand. 20k for a stainless steel Omega? As for the…
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Multiple usernames, liking their own comments, they've been doing this for years now. Kinda sad really, but yes, a troll…
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I don't care for PCL on an oyster bracelet. Given the case, jubilee bracelet and slightly contrasting bezel of the…
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I'm a firm believer in buy what you like. That's what I've always done and will continue to do. Being…
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A new assignment at my job had me working quite a hectic schedule, so I am pretty amazed at how…
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Rolex did that already, kind of - the Yachtmaster II. A regatta chronograph, so not the type of chronograph you're…
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The Xmas gift to myself this year was sending in my 16570 for service. Having purchased the watch new back…
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