Girard Perregaux Worldtime Silver Dial Chronograph Men's Watch 49805-11-153-BA6A

The Audemars Piguet Millenary Quadriennium, With Quadriannual (Not Annual Or Perpetual) Calendar
Audemars Piguet's Millenary collection has its share of eye-catching pieces. The diverse lineup includes a minute repeater, a tourbillon chronograph and even a time-only automatic with over 300 diamonds. The line exudes haute craftsmanship, regardless of the piece in question, and the addition of the Millenary Quadriennium is no exception.Generally, one needs to adjust most date watches on the 30th or 31st of every month. The annual calendar complication takes care of that problem by requiring adjustment once a year at the end of February. For those of us who can't be bothered to set the date once a year, we reach for the perpetual calendar complication, which does not require adjustment for at least a century. The Quadriennium, with its quadriannual calendar, comes in between the annual and perpetual calendar complications. It needs adjustment only in leap years (once every four years). 1 OF 2 The Quadriennium is housed in an oval-shaped 18k pink-gold case measur

First Watch - and thanks for many helpful posts
I've been reading many of the previous posts on this site as I did some research on buying a watch. There are a lot of well informed folks who post and some of these helped me take the plunge. So I've had my 5153 officers watch for a few months and am very pleased with it. I'll post a photo although its hard to get a clear picture. Anyway just wanted to say thanks and share 009.jpg008.jpg

WRUW Friday 4 March, 2016
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Rolex Submariner Vs. Explorer II (First Rolex Watch)
Hello Everyone,I have a dilemma I hope you can help me with. It takes me a LONG time to research and make up my mind when I purchase something so I hope you experts can provide some guidance in which direction I should go in purchasing my first Rolex.I have always wanted a Submariner but I was doing a little research and I am actually tempted in buying the Explorer II. I know the the general differences like what they both were made for but I really don't know what one would be the best in overall quality and ruggedness. I enjoy swimming and I am always doing outdoor activities so I need something that will hold up. I heard the Sub bezel is somewhat fragile and the Exp's bezel is stationary so basically what I am wanting to know is what watch would involve the least amount of work/maintenance over a lifetime? I have found a Sub (no date) but I heard it was not cosc certified. Is that something to worry about?Also, I am going to buy a pre-owned Rolex so I need some suggestions on some q