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Rolex Daytona Meteorite Dial Watch Available On James List
I am always torn about writing about Rolex watches - because frankly, they don't need the press. While I'd be happy wearing any number of Rolex watches (although I feel most of them are too small these days), there are a few interesting models that standout to me that don't get a lot of face time. In fact, many of my favorite Rolex watches are less than stellar sellers. These include two-tone models (Rolesor) and models like this Rolex Daytona with a meteorite dial.Personally, I love meteorite dials. I don't think that I collected rocks as a kid, but stuff from space did fascinate me. In this case, the "source" of the dial is actually more interesting to me than the look of it. Though I do admit, as far as stone dials go, acid washed meteorite is pretty nice. Plus, Rolex being Rolex, they are going to choose the nicest meteorite they can get their hands on. Rolex has a problem in this area though. There are so many "modified" Rolex watches out there, it is very hard to tell with rarer

Oris Divers Sixty-Five Review
It's safe to say we've been in the midst of a retro-diver renaissance for a couple of years now, and the trend has produced some of the most stunning and attractive designs in recent memory. From the Tudor Black Bay and Longines Legend Diver all the way down to several of Helson and other microbrands' offerings, we've seen a great variety of capable well-made divers with a vintage flair.What we haven't seen much of, however, is a manufacturer pulling a design from their archives and reissuing it almost verbatim. That's where the Oris Divers Sixty-Five comes in, and absolutely nails it. With a few subtle changes, Oris has achieved what perhaps none of the other current crop of vintage-styled divers can claim- they've made something genuinely more desirable than the original. With an in-house modified Selitta SW200, a double AR-coated domed sapphire crystal, and a $1650 $1,850 price tag, it's more than an attractive design, it's an attractive proposition. Let's take a closer look.Oris Di

I didn¡ät know Rolex made safes too.
This is what I found inside my one.Or maybe those discs not belong to the code lock? LOLJocke

fossil pr5102
hi all,found this fossil pr5102 new in the box at the thrift store.has a steel case and a blue face with a wavey pattern.it says fossil 100 meters ont the top of the dial,and goldwell on the bottom half.has a turnable outer ring.it still has the protective foils on it.the band appears to be rubber with ss buckle,but broke off at caseon both sides when i flexed it.atrophie?can anyone give me any info on this watch?cant seam to find anything on the net.curious in the cold country,skoony

Trade Daytona for AP 15450?
I'm considering an AP 15450 and wondering what folks think about it? Is it a good idea to trade/move my Daytona for it?I tried it in Vegas a few months ago and it seemed like the only the AP that fit my skinny 6 wrists.Since I'm a bit of a serial flipper, how much does it lose in the secondary market, considering its not one of AP's popular models? Is it something that I would have a tough time selling or trading back?AP 15450AP 15202AP 15400