Hublot Big Bang 41mm Portocervo

Rolex Modernizes the Day-Date with a New Size and Caliber
Rolex Day-Date 40 white gold Ref. 228239OverviewOriginally introduced in 1956, the Rolex Day-Date was the last flagship model Rolex founder Hans Wilsdorf created, and it is considered to be his ultimate achievement. Also known as the “President’s watch,” the Day-Date has a rich heritage of being worn by presidents, CEOs, visionaries and important leaders around the world. Some might call it the ultimate symbol of prestige, achievement, and success.HistoryIn 1945, Rolex revolutionized calendar legibility with its Datejust, the first wristwatch chronometer to indicate the date in a window at 3 o’clock. The Cyclops lens, invented by Rolex, would be added in 1953 to further facilitate reading of the date. In 1956, with the Day-Date, Wilsdorf perfected the modern calendar by adding the day of the week, spelled out in full, in a window at 12 o’clock on the dial.Rolex Day-Date 40 Everose gold Ref. 228235For the first time on a wristwatch, the day was shown in ful

Fair price for a NOS zenith Daytona
I have been looking for a white dial zenith for quite some time now.Recently I found one only about 45min from where I live.The watch is being sold by a former AD who has kept the watch in a safe.The watch is a "U" series and is absolutely new and unworn!The watch has all accessories, both boxes (wooden box) tags and all papers work stamped from his previous AD. They allowed me to remove the bracelet and check serial numbers and all is in order.Watch has never been serviced but appears to work and function well.I would appreciate any feedback on what a watch like this should sell for.I will not tell you what his offer was to prevent any bias!!Thank you in advance for any input,Wings

Ordered my first Orient, a Multi-Eyes with black dial.
I noticed that there are two styles, one with a textured (don't know if it's technically guilloche or not) and one with a plain dial. Also, the bracelet is different, and the one with the textured dial looks like you could easily swap it out for leather, while the other does not. I ordered the textured dial. While I wait, does anybody want to taunt me with photos of their Orient, regardless of model?

Buying a pam164
Hi all,I need some advise please.Just been offered a pam 164 for around ¡ê1900 ($3252)with box but no papers. A rolex man, but considering adding a Panerai, so wondering if it is a good deal. Watch is in great condition.Any advise greatly welcomed.ThanksLawrence

Would you fix this?
I accidentally dropped my datejust on a tile floor and now there is a small dent on the lug. It's devastating to me and luckily the crystal didn't crack and the watch is still working fine. I know there's a watchmaker in melbourne that can laser weld it with good reputation. Would you fix it or just leave it? I can live with scratches but a dent on a 3 months old watch is bothering me a lot. You can see the dent as the part that reflects light on the lug. When you get it laser welded, I suppose you would need to remove the movement from the case in which would void the 5 years warranty?