Glashutte Senator Sixties 100-02-03-02-04 Midsize Stainless Steel Case Stainless Steel Bezel Watch

Spit-Balling Time.. What would you like to see in the Rolex Forum?
OK Rolex fans.We have a great bunch of Rolex fans here. Knowledgeable, friendly, and with a ton of Rolex knowledge. However, we always do better when it comes to discussions, especially value-add discussions that get a lot of member participation & adds educational value to newbies and oldies alike. So, I'm opening the door to spit-balling what you'd all like to see.What kind of topics, discussions, insight, etc would you like to see? What kind of discussions would get your interest & spark participation? Let's talk about it. Reply with thoughts on what would be good to see. We're not looking to build a library where it's a one way street of information. We want to have topics to really bring everyone into the talk, get new information, have fun & get as much info on Rolex as we can...A couple thoughts to keep in mind. While we all would like discounts, company participation on the boards, free Rolex prizes, etc. that's just not realistic - at least for every day / we

Azimuth 2008 Launch Party in Singapore
Event of the year for Azimuth 2008: Mr. Roboto Launch PartyDate: 30th Sept 2008Venue: Singapore Art MuseumIt was a breezy evening & everyone involved was in busy preparation before the start of the launch:Free flow of fine wines & whisky on the house for the evening:Oh! Some nice cars spotted!Arrival and registration of guests:The hall was packed with guests eagerly awaiting for the official launch of the event.Launching of Mr. Roboto with a specially choreographed dance performance:Our sexy dancers showcasing Mr. Roboto:Azimuth collection on display:Guests appreciating the watches: Speech given by the directors of Azimuth- Mr.Alvin Lye and Mr.Christopher Long together with Azimuth technical director Mr.Jean Francois Chevre:Our sultry Jazz band put up a lovely performance for the evening:The guests were treated with a fusion of fine western and eastern cuisines:At about 9:30pm, the guests were invited back to the hall to be the privileged few in the world to first witness Azimu

I Love My Panda
ImageUploadedByTapatalk1360514248.793139.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1360514268.877373.jpgAnd I love other people's Panda too. :)ImageUploadedByTapatalk1360514329.047707.jpgShow it off if you have one. Sorry this might end up being an enabler thread. LOL. Make it a great day everyone.

Saw a 5124 in the showcase at my local AD.
I want it bad, but just picked up a 5711 so I¡¯m penny rich and pound poor!¡± Wow, it is really beautiful. Pictures do not do this watch justice!

INCOMING!!! (Sligthly) blue brother for the Z-blue Milgauss!
So, after a year of frequenting this forum and reading, learning on our beloved mutual passion I couldn't help myself and I've cracked for the second time. I'm in it for the long run now. Damn all of you :)Since a couple of months I've been craving a second Rolex to add to my starting watch collection. I'm a sucker for blue and was looking into getting an iconic classic in the professionel line: the Sub or a GMT to add next to my more 'quircky' less conventional Milgauss. TT or precious metals are not for me now, I'm in my late 20's so sticking with SS. The Sub I find a great watch and a timeless classic icon but a litte too common for my taste. And like my Milgauss I like a bit of coulour especially blue and a special feature. So look no further! The GMT BLNR caught my eye with the partly blue ceramic bezel. The blue has so much depth in different lighting circumstances. And it's an impressive fact that Rolex is the only one that can create a flawless dual colored ceramic bezel. I thi