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How To Mix And Match Colors With Your Watch, Like A Man
There is a kind of watch owner out there commonly referred to as the ¡®One watch guy¡¯. Whether due to sentimental attachment, thrift or a single-minded love of a specific reference, they strap on the same timepiece day after day regardless of the rest of their attire or the social situations the day will bring.I have deep admiration for the ¡®One Watch Guy¡¯ to doggedly ignore or remain oblivious to the ocean of horological possibilities is darn difficult - though it does simplify the morning routine - but I will never be him, I love watches too much, my tastes are too wide, the acquisitive urge too strong and maybe I am just too indecisive.That said, being the ¡®Way Too Many Watches Guy¡¯ allows their owner to play a different game, that of using your watch purely as an accessory to the rest of your outfit. At first I wondered if this might be just a personal weakness but a steady trickle of images from Twitter and Instagram lead me to suspect I am not alone.What follows are not a set of r

Factoid of the Day 4-12-08
This isn't exactly a fact:After a big party, Kremlin boss Joe Stalin can't find his wristwatch. He calls the KGB and reports it stolen. The next day he finds it in a drawer under his socks - just where he left it. He tells his security chief who replies: "But Sir, we've already had five people confess to stealing it."

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Would you buy a new model Oysterquartz?
I've got an exciting incoming soon, after almost 10 years of toying with the idea of getting one but never quite being at the right place at the right time a ref 17000 is on the way.This got me thinking, given that Rolex did in fact develop two new Cal. to replace the date and day date OQ models in the early 00s but never went into full production, I imagine it would be relatively straightforward to release a new model.If that were the case, would you buy one and if so, what features would you hope for and at what price point?

Has Rolex ever introduced a part 'post production' which improves a watch?
Would Rolex ever consider producing a set of hands for the Daytona which are easier to read (ie. easier to read than fat hands), that could be fitted by an A.D.?