Armani Dress Blue Dial Men's Chronograph Watch AR1938

Quinting Mysterious Chronograph Watch Available On James List
What does it take for one to spend about $7,000 - $10,000 (or more) on a quartz chronograph watch? And I mean an educated watch lover who knows about movements and isn't just buying for looks? Is there such a watch? Maybeand maybe it is something like this Quinting Mysterious Chronograph. Certainly a rare breed, Quinting is a Swiss brand that makes all quartz movements, I mean mysterious quartz movements.The Quinting Mysterious Chronograph is really of the more complicated watches that Quinting makes. The actual name of it is pretty strange as it is called the "Quinting Chronograph Mysterious Quinting." Don't ask, I don't understand either.? The movements they produce are actually located in the bezel of the watch and involve a series of motors that turn sapphire crystal discs. The discs move the hands. As the chronograph models have a lot of hands, the watch movement gets really complicated. The chronograph movement for example utilizes 13 separate discs in the dial. You can see right

3185 / 3186 movements - date change and winding?
Can these Rolex movements experience damaged gears if you change the time during certain hours like on an ETA movement?

Right Before New Years!
What a way to finish off 2017. Waited a year for the right deal to come along and received an amazing call on the 29th! I must've watched a thousand videos/pictures but holding it and getting the strap sized was nothing I imagined!Took one pic and it was horrible lol

Patek RG discoloration
I'm not sure whether this has ever come up before.My wife owns a ladys 33mm RG Nautilus, say about 5yr old or so, and she wears it as her daily. It has a bunch of microscratches/deskdive scratches and all, but no major dings of any sort. I started to realize one day that it started to look quite YGish, and needless to say when I compare it to new RG Nautilus it is quite yellowish.Now according to the AD, they said its quite normal as the copper mixed in with the RG oxidizes over time changing the hue/color. They claim that a light polish during service should bring the original color back, but I'm one of those against polishing unless really necessary. Does anyone know this for a fact?I have never seen this with Rolex's everrose gold, and I have not owned a Patek RG piece long enough to experience this and at the same time I take good care of my watches. I'm wondering whether having more scratches will expose the RG to more discoloration/oxidation???

She's mine!
For a few weeks... I'm lucky enough to borrow this PAM 616 for a couple weeks, so I thought I would share it here.First impressions: It's such an awesome piece. It wears large at 47mm on my 7.25 in wrist, but its extremely light and very comfortable on the wrist. Its a lot of fun with a ton of character. A couple hours in and I already want one! Too bad she is it out of my budget. Maybe I'll just never give this one back Sorry for the crappy iPhone wrist shot. I didn't feel like setting up the DSLR for my wife haha