Jaeger LeCoultre Rendez-Vous 18K Pink Gold Diamond Ladies Watch Q3512420

The Bronze Age
What's on your wrist?? Safe bet is that it's stainless steel, but who among you are the adventurous type? The ceramic pioneers, titanium warriors, carbon fibernauts, and tungsten tanks. Among each of the previous case materials mentioned there is a game of one-upmanship in being more heat-, corrosion-, bang-, bump-, bruise-, and scratch-proof than the next, but what about copper?Enter the Bronze Age¡ªof watches that is. If you're a watch collector, you likely already own your arsenal of timepieces to survive sub-zero temperatures, reach water depths inaccessible without a submarine, and have enough shock absorption to withstand a five story drop (hopefully without you wearing it). Bronze watches certainly aren't those watches, nor do they all try to be.I’ll be the first to admit that they are not for everyone. Browse Internet watch forums and you’ll find all the proof you need of that. Rarely does a watch collector enter their local AD and request, "Show me only watches made

Welcome & Company/Brand introduction
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Gold Steel... No Scammers will be hunted.
chronocentric/forums/chro...=read;id=53492This is just awful.Disclaimer * Scammers will be hunted. I think we should get out torches and pitchforks ready. We need to hunt this scammer.

The original green submariner 16610LV thread. LV MEMBERS CLUB
future LV members are OFCOURSE allowed too Guys, We have quite a few posts about this ORIGINAL 16610LV the last weeks. Some of us were even screaming for an 16610LV subforum Why not start this thread and post ALL related things here. So pictures, facts, rumours, EVERYTHING as long as it is concerning our discontinued 16610LV. A lot of people on this forum are in the 16610LV green sub club. So as an ode to this imo most stunning variation of the classic sub ever KEEP THIS THREAD ALIVE.We should have hundreds of replies and over 100.000 views Let us try !

Return of an old friend.
Yesterday I finally got the call from Wynn Las Vegas that my 16710 was back from Rolex Service Center (Dallas). Turnaround time was six weeks and $872, including shipping. I gave them instructions not to touch the case or bracelet but did have Luis (the watchmaker) do a light polish on the band just to bring back a little shine. Instruction were followed perfectly and I am completely happy with the result. Just an FYI, all the people there are amazing, but if you¡¯re in town and want to talk watches ask for Luis the watchmaker, he is so cool and down to earth, you can tell he loves watches and loves to talk shop. Big thumbs up!! As I have stated before I purchased the watch new in December of 1999, I was 26 years old and even though I paid $3500 for the watch I was probably a little out of my league. But I worked hard and saved harder and got the watch of my dreams. Since then I have bought and sold a SS Daytona, TT Datejust II, IWC Pilot Chrono, and an LVc in the search for the ¡°right