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A Week On The Wrist: The Tudor Heritage Black Bay Reference 7922R
Wearing the Tudor Black Bay for a week has been an extremely interesting experience – this is actually the first watch I’ve ever had in for review where the crown tube was the key to understanding the appeal of the watch as a whole. Strange but true, I found the crown tube enchanting, compelling, and even romantic – and thereby hangs a tale. 1 OF 14 It’s one that, as we related when we first viewed the watch in 2012 and reported back to you on it, began many years ago when the first Tudor Submariner diver’s watches were released all the way back in 1954 (hot on the heels of the better remembered Rolex Sub and Blancpain 50 Fathoms; it seems unfair given its early birth date that the Tudor Sub isn’t more frequently mentioned in the same breath as the other two, as a pioneering diver's watch, but life is nothing if not unfair). Anyway, that watch inspired many elements of today’s Black Bay – the configuration of the lume pl

Prices Rolex
I heard a rumor of a price increase in the list of Rolex but it was strange because there was an increase in 2012. I know of no official dealer to ask .. anyone hear anything?

One you never see!
The only reason I am putting this up is....I have one of the VERY few known of this INSANELY cool and RARE watchand this just popped up. The dial is redone, but very well and you could get an original down the line. I have NEVER seen one on the bay, ever.It is GREEN gold filled.(It is not mine)VERY RAREGreen Gold Illinois Jolly Roger, Serviced

Spare bracelet links?
Where would a person find spare links for a Chronomat Longitude with a stainless pilot bracelet? Also, would the spare links for my Chronomat Evolution work?

Help With c1850 POCKET WATCH!!
I obtained this at a Maine estate sale....I thought the 18 under the crown on the case indicated 18 karat gold...I sold the watch for 818.00 but the individual says they gave it the acid test and it is not gold...I now have the watch back and am wondering if the value as an antique is there or should I be happy to get what I can....The maker was Joseph Johnson of Liverpool who was a highly respected & successful British master clock, watch and chronometer maker....He was working in Liverpool from 1795 to about 1851. After his death, his company continued his work. Joseph Johnson is credited with inventing several design improvements to the pocket watch and watch movement. Because this is a Railway Time Keeper, I believe it was made 1850-1870. Thanks so much!