Cartier Santos 100 W20073X8 Stainless Steel Case 29x40mm Mens Watch

Second Annual"Ghosts of Christmas Past"
I have a hard time resisting a watch that was given as a Christmas presentor any watch that was given with love. I have several very nice engravings but not all have dates. Here are my specific Christmas watches. What ones do you have?

My I Invicta collector?
Wow other day my fiance pulled out my one of my watch box. And find four Invicta I knew i had but for got about because of my I upper tier watches. But put all of them together and I have 14 Invictas two are right now being check by friends getting the ok from there old ladies to buy. But here are the pic's I want to kept four of them feel free to PM me if you like one. Most of them are getting no wrist time at all.

Rolex Sues Melrose Jewelers for Counterfeiting, Trademark Infringement
Agarwal Vows to Vehemently Defend the ChargesMelrose.com claims that it acquires authentic luxury timepieces to sell online. Besides offering the Rolex brand, the company also sells Breitling, Cartier, Tag Heuer and Omega along with custom diamond jewelry. It claims that revenue in 2011 was more than $10 million. The company's president, Krishan Agarwal, told the Los Angeles Times this morning that Melrose.com sells "preowned" watches and restores Rolex watches among others but it does not include counterfeit parts with those repairs. He said the company "will be vehemently defending the lawsuit and our right to resell used authentic goods." Diamonds.net - Rolex Sues Melrose Jewelers for Counterfeiting, Trademark InfringementIn the current environment, I am suprised this does not happen more often with "homage" watches etcetera.

Does Rolex make its own steel?
I've heard for years that Rolex has its own foundry, and makes its own 904L stainless steel. However, I was reading an article on Deployant, written in 2016, and they said the following:Although Rolex is one of the few watch companies to own and operate their own metal foundries, the in-house foundry is used to make precious metals like their proprietary Everose gold. Steel, especially the 904L used by Rolex exclusively in all their stainless steel products is so specialized that it is made by from a supplier. The supplier works under strict specifications from Rolex.This was news to me, and I don't know whether it's correct or not. Does anyone have any input?

Remembering my first and celebrating my last Rolex
I was never really into watches or in fact any form of jewellery. My first watch was a birthday gift Timex which I wore as a child for a few months before losing it. The second watch I ever bought was a Longines lady quartz watch for my wife in which to celebrate a new job, she loved it and wore it every day and when I got and even bigger break in 2008 I vowed to get her something more expensive. This was my first introduction to Rolexmmedia/Mobile%20Uploads/22E6DFBC-7CE1-40F6-928B-423D34C224D5_zpswzx6m95s.jpg.html" target="_blank">18months later she persuaded me to get a 116234 and whilst initially reluctant to wear anything on my wrist I, after 4 years of daily wear therein started my journey with TRF and luxury watches. I¡¯ve had the good fortune to own and wear many fantastic brands and still own some today. In a collection of 8 (2 of which are owned by my wife) I/we own 3 Rolex and 5 other brands. 3 rolex keepers from a total of 12 Rolex and 22 other brands that have passed thr