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John Mayer Sues Bob Maron Over 'Counterfeit' Rolex Watches
Musician John Mayer has been very vocal about his passion for collecting watches. Not only has he shared with (and perhaps confused) many of his fans when post images the high-end timepieces from his collection via social media, but he has also participated with the watch industry and news media as a sort of celebrity watch expert. Now John Mayer is suing Robert Maron, a former friend and trusted colleague over what he claims is fraud and the repeated sale of counterfeit vintage Rolex timepieces.The suit for civil damages (John Mayer v. Robert Maron Inc.) filed in Los Angeles Superior Court on March 18, 2014 complains that Robert (Bob) Maron repeatedly sold to Mayer, on advice of Maron's purported and esteemed expertise in the watch community, a series of pre-owned vintage Rolex timepieces that contained counterfeit parts. The larger context is that some (but not all, or even most) rare vintage Rolex watches are extremely valuable, many with prices that can soar over $100,000. These ar

Hands-On: The Audemars Piguet Millenary Openworked, A Spectacular Design Counterpoint To The Royal O
Undoubtedly one of the most technically innovative watchmakers of the 20th century, Audemars Piguet is also one of its major creative forces. With the Royal Oak, they did with watches what Apple and Nike were able to do with computers and sneakers – that is, to subtly alter the usual lines of a standard product, and turn it into an icon. 1 OF 9 In fact, Audemars Piguet has been able to create not one, but two of the most recognizable timepieces of the modern era – the Royal Oak and the Millenary. The Royal Oak's design is widely lauded as a stroke of genius today, but at its launch many found it either disturbing or implausible or both. The Millenary, on the other hand, is just as instantly recognizable, but has had to follow an even longer road to acceptance and appreciation. We feel it definitely has the potential to rise to the status of a design icon for AP; after all, it's as visually distinctive as the Royal Oak. It is true, though, that the two

Have you ever considered collecting JUST Datejusts?
I have to admit that I've (on more than one ocassion) thought about selling my entire collection and simply collecting DJ's. Think about it! There's so many different variations - different dials, bezels, bracelets...and compared to the sport models, they're relatively cheap! Particularly if you look at vintage DJs....$2000.00 buys a lot of watch in the vintage DJ world. Sure...they're only water resistant to 330ft., but what average Joe needs more than that? I certainly don't. So have you ever thought about?

RO Bracelet Adjustment
Hello,I need to have my bracelet adjusted on my 15400 as it is a little tight now. I think I gained weight . I purchased this piece while on vacation and I do not have a relationship with my local AP AD. Is it easy to add a link easy on my own? What tools are required? Should I just take it into my local AD? Thanks!

Service Recommendation for a Vintage Omega Speedmaster
Hello all. Can anymore recommend or has any positive experience with a reputable watchmaker in the US? I know of Timecare and ABC, just wondering any other watchmakers specialize in only vintage Omega with original parts. I appreciate the help. BTW, here's my recent acquisition which needs a full service on the movement and possibly a crown and pusher replacement.