Longines Hydro Conquest Blue Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch L36954036

Former Rolex CEO Heiniger Dies
Rolex SA has announced that Patrick Heiniger, the company’s managing director and chief executive officer from 1992 to 2008, has died. Click the link to read the official statement from Rolex.The Board of Directors and the General Management of Rolex SA express their deep sorrow on the passing of Patrick Heiniger, former Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of the company, in Monaco after a long illness. They would like to pay tribute to the memory of a man who marked the history of the company when he presided over its destiny from 1992 to 2008, and extend their sincere condolences to his family and friends.Throughout his 16 years as head of the company, Patrick Heiniger was the faithful heir to the spirit of enterprise that has made Rolex an exceptional brand. He combined tradition with the demands of an ever-evolving world and his vision brought the company solidly into the third millennium.Patrick Heiniger was appointed Managing Director of Rolex in 1992, six years a

Am EXTREMELY RARE Sterling Silver"BARREL CASE" Elgin Trench Watch ! ! ! !
Hey guys ! ! ! I just finished up with this WWI Elgin Trench Watch restoration.This is an EXTREMELY RARE sterling silver case design from the Illinois Watch Case Company.So rare that I haven't even seen this case design before !It's a BARREL CASE DESIGN ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! It has a transition movement that dates back to 1903 but the rest is all from WWI.What makes this sterling silver case so incredible besides the design is the case weight itself.The case alone weighs 21 GRAMS of Sterling Silver ! ! ! ! Your normal size 0s WWI American sterling silver trench watch case only weighs around 10 grams.This one is more than DOUBLE your run of the mill case ! ! ! ! !PLUS, it is HUGE ! ! ! The case measures a WHOPPING 42.5mm lug to lug and 33.5mm without the ORIGINAL STERLING SILVER FACORY CROWN.This is HUGE compared to your normal size 0s case which are usually around 36mm lug to lug and 32mm without the crownNew mainspring, new glass crystal, new screw down lug pins, new genuine B

Saw a 5724 and a 5522. At a Rolex AD!
Stopped into the local Rolex AD who still has my deposit on a SS Daytona, just to check in. Their store doesn't officially carry Patek, but one of the other locations does. She had what I believe was a 5724 with the diamond bezel and baguettes on the clasp. Not my style, but interesting to see. I mentioned something about that limited edition of 600 Patek and she brought one out from the safe. It was the 5522. It's the first two PPs I've seen at this shop. The 5522 was still in a bag, so I couldn't see it that well. The 5724 was really cool in that it has a mini-rotor, so the beautiful back is not obscured so much from view. I thought that was the coolest thing about the watch, but then again, I don't really know anything about them.I didn't take pictures, because I didn't want to look like a tourist.

SOS Cancun
Hi guys,In a cab to as we speak on way to Cancun---isn't there a dealer there? Couldn't find one via Google or Dealer Locator. Could've sworn I saw people talking about one. Thanks as always.

Seriously....what just happened?
I'm a Panerai guy. Big. Simple. Sport. Beat up leather straps.I just got a 232. A significant watch for me. Wanted for years.So.....why is it that I can't stop thinking about a Nautilus! That case on a strap is just incredible!!!! Why?!?!?!?!?! I should have never went to that store.Ok, if you made it this far maybe you can answer a question for me.Let's say I somehow got the money for a 5711 blue/black. Can it be worn on a strap like this watch?