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Rolex Ambassador Sir Jackie Stewart On Watches, Cars, Good Taste
I was rather impressed to learn that Sir Jackie Stewart was one of Rolex's original serious brand ambassadors and has been part of the brand family since1968, when he was 29 years old. That means the Scottish motorsports legend has been a part of the Rolex image for over 45 years, and whats more important isn't just what Rolex has done for Jackie, but what Sir Jackie has done for Rolex.Today, the concept of a brand ambassador (no matter the industry) is rather straight forward and typically a business transaction whereby one company wants to leverage the popularity of a particular well-known individual. It wasn't (and to a small degree still isn't) always that way, and people like Jackie Stewart represent an older, more involved approach, where an ambassador is really an integral part of the company in the way a consultant is. Rolex doesn't even refer to their ambassadors by that name, but rather as "Testimonee," as though the term were a proper noun.That means the "Testimonee" people

Specs of Chopard Men's 168514-3001 Black Dial Watch
Stainless steel square case, GMT feature Second time zone on center dial Black dial Water-resistant to 330 feet (100 M)

Super Avenger
Hi EveryoneWhen did the Super Avenger first get releasedAny idea what one would payHave they changed very much?Andy G

Is buying a new Speedmaster Professional lame?
I find myself with some spending money to burn, but not enough for a new Rolex. Since I got my gen2 Exp1 in October that seems reasonable.I've finally realized that I'm just not into vintage, I'd rather start fresh and make my own way with a watch (nothing against vintage of course). Plus I'm still totally confused by the Speedmaster lineage, and I really care about nice bracelets, have heard Omega makes good ones, and also like that the new Speedmaster has screws instead of pins.So is it lame buying a new Speedmaster? For some reason it feels like it is, maybe because vintage is so in right now. I'm seriously considering a Seiko Marinemaster as well, which I think I love (apart from the bracelet), and dive watches sing to me loudly, but I dunno. I'm also knocking around buying a Seiko Sumo and saving up some more for when my wife goes to the UK in April in the hopes she could find me a no date SubC, hard as that is these days.Also does anyone pay retail for a new Speedmaster Professio

Submariner exhibition at Rolex Shanghai (PIC HEAVY)
Hi guys,This weekend I visited that exhibition at the Rolex showroom on the Bund, especially dedicated to the Submariner. An interesting tribute to our dear Sub model I thought it would be interesting to share.The showroom is divided in 2 parts, the museum and the shop - which looks like a normal AD with the exception of a VIP lounge feeling where you can try regular and special models. special can be the novelties or the stone heavy ones such as Daytona full of gems everywhere and other pieces of questionable taste - that some local customers seem to appreciate. It's actually not an AD per se as it seems to belong directly to Rolex. Showing the models is the priority but you can also buy them.- and btw, like all other Rolex shops these days, no classic SS/TT sport model available. Nothing, nada, rien, 没有. Same stock shortage like anywhere else.But in the Nouveau Riche context of modern China, such a tribute to the Submariner was very nicely organized to teach customers