Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore

Rolex/Steinhart Why the Extra Animosity?
I would love to add a Rolex Sub but couldn't justify (for myself) the price. And the smaller dial face would honestly look out of place in my collection and on my arm, frankly speaking...but I digress. So I began to search for quality alternatives and one of the first watches that came up was the Steinhart Ocean 1. As I began to read the numerous reviews, two things struck me: 1. The Steinhart Ocean 1 seems to be an awesome watch for the price and is often compared to watches costing several times the asking price.2. Rolex fans apparently have much ire for Steinhart; presumably because certain Steinhart watches resemble those of Rolex. I realize that posting this question in the German Watch forum will probably net a few more pro-Steinhart answers but it's not my objective to create a Rolex-bashing thread. In fact, if money were no object, I'd probably own a Sub myself (but it is, so I won't). What I'm chiefly interested in is why you think there may be so many pro-Rolex fans

The SIZE 6s Elgin Military Dial does in FACT Exist and they were Date Stamped ! ! ! !
Hey guys ! ! ! ! ! ! I was able to PROOVE another one of my theories today that the size 6s Elgin military dial does in FACT exist ! ! ! ! !The clues were all around me like the size 6s Philadelphia trench watch cases and a pair of size 6s Elgin military hands that I found a few months ago.BUT ! ! ! ! Where are all of the size 6s Elgin military dials ? ? ? ? ? ? ? I was starting to think that these watches just perhaps used a regular Roman numeral or Arabic numeral dials.I have NOT ever seen a size 6s American military trench watch dial, UNTIL TODAY ! ! ! ! ! !Trust me, I have searched through hell and high water for the past couple of years but over the weekend I found one ! ! ! ! ! FINALLY ! ! ! ! !And here is the kicker, IT'S DATE STAMPED ON THE BACK OF THE DIAL ! ! ! !I haven't even seen a picture of one, ANYWHERE ! ! ! ! !It still had some of the original factory lum on the dial and on the hands.The date stamp on the back of the dial: "8. 18" is for August 1918 ! ! ! ! !Take a loo

Orange Monster vs Seiko 007/009
I thought I would report on my initial thoughts on my recent purchase of the 009 and maybe get more info on the differences with the Orange Monster - and Seiko watches in general from you fellas who know about them. Generally, I find myself very attracted to Seiko although I don't know that much about them.Here is the Monster:And here is the info I have on it:Superb Seiko dive watch with a 21 jewel automatic (self-winding) movement, caliber 7S26, day and date display, super-luminous markers with Lumibrite, orange dial, screw down offset crown, uni-directional bezel, scratch resistant hardlex crystal, slightly domed for enhanced visibility, and solid etched case back. Includes manual and Seiko box. Case: Solid stainless steel, 42mm diameter (w/o crown) x 14mm thick, solid case back. Band: Solid stainless steel, pushbutton deployant closure, 20mm. Water Resistance: 20 ATM Warranty: 2 YearsHere we have the Pepsi 009 that I have:And the info:Prior to the introduction of the Seiko Orange M

Planet Ocean Coaxial 2500 vs Seamaster 2254
Planet Ocean 2201.50.00 Coaxial 2500 de 42mm vs Seamaster 2254.what better maintain the value in the future?Enviado desde mi SM-G930F mediante Tapatalk

Patek Nautilus
So curious to find out what out what are the favourite Patek Nautilus models for those who have put their money down.If you have owned or currently own a Nautilus - which reference is the best?