I have a longstanding love of Tudor, but this one's a Miss for me. I'd have thought that MilSpec would…
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Depends what you’re buying. But really I’d just urge that you do all your real search before buying. When you…
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Sooner or later, the damn has to burst. Dealers' safes are reportedly full of the stock everyone supposedly wants and…
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For sure, if you don't like fauxtina, the OG58, the BB54, the 41 Burgundy, etc. aren't going to hit right.…
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There's just nothing attractive about either of these watches. I presume this is what the AD makes you buy when…
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My belated vote is for the PP. I'll never be in the market for either of these, and I'll happily…
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Intellectually, I'd never recommend paying over list price on a current production model. I did, paying top dollar at the…
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Per Brandon, that sounds like a tropical 5512 or 5513 gilt dial, so probably from late 50's - mid 60's.
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I got a 116610LV and that's as up to date as I need. It's built like a tank but thanks…
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I totally agree. And surely Rolex is also well aware which is why it reserves that feature for its own…
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