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Rolex Now Offers 5-Year Warranty For All New Watches, Confirms 10-Year Service Intervals
Big news for those who have been considering the purchase of a new Rolex watch from an authorized retailer: Rolex has recently announced (and confirmed) that it will be offering a 5-year warranty to go with all watches sold, starting from July 1, 2015 from authorized dealers. If you have made a Rolex purchase sometime?during the last two years, i.e., between?July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2015, you are not missing out entirely on this highly noteworthy upgrade either: for watches sold during this period of time, Rolex provides 1 extra year of warranty free of charge, extending the original two?now to?a total of three years of the manufacturer's warranty. This is for all Oyster and Cellini family watches.Rolex?performed this upgrade in its peculiar "Rolex way," not making a big fuss about it ¨C in fact, the announcement made it to retailers only,?and neither to the brand's marketing channels, nor directly to members of the press. And while we are waiting for?this information to be confirmed b

1984 Rolex - Request for Information
Hi, I'm in the process of purchasing a Rolex Men's Date Just with Champagne dial (1984 model) with Jubilee bracelet 18K and stainless steel. Could you please tell me if this is a manual or automatic wind? Also, what is the price range for this watch in good condition?

Need help picking a strap for an old Bulova
I have an heirloom Bulova that came from my father-in-law. His wrists are a bit smaller than mine, so now the stretch strap that Bulova provided is really a bit tight for me. I'd like to replace it with something that looks like it belongs with the watch. I'd actually prefer not another stretch, but rather a link strap with deployant. Maybe a leather strap with deployant if it goes, but I think a metal strap would work better.The inside distance of the lugs s 17.5mm, so I'm thinking I can only use a16mm strap - 18mm wouldn't work, would it? When they size a strap is it right on, a little bigger, or a little smaller?The face has a beautiful sunburst effect; here's a pic. Doesn't really do justice to the color. It's actually bright gold.P4020818.jpg

The WTF Mascot is en route....
...to the Jersey Shore! There's no better place to relax after overdoing it on the 4th in Philly. Member DFM will give him a tour and be posting some pics.

Brainstorming Session/Watch Help!
Hey Guys,About two weeks ago I purchased my first AP Rubberclad Black Dial. I've had a Yellow Gold Black Dial Rolex Daytona for about 5 years now and rarely wear it as it isn't the most practical watch to wear every day. I've thought about trading it or selling it but was hoping some of your brilliant watch minds could hear a few of my ideas and give some feedback.A little background is that I also have a vintage Rolex Submariner Black Dial and a Cartier Roadster XL Silver Dial. I work in media so I usually wear an Apple Watch to work and mix in the above two.1) Sell Daytona or do even trade and get AP Royal Oak Chronograph2) Sell Daytona and get Rolex GMT II Batman and keep the extra cash (~8/9K)3) Sell Daytona and keep the money4) Keep Daytona and as I get older it'll get more practicalBest,Scott