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Introducing: The Gr?nefeld 1941 Remontoire, Inspired By A Church Clock In The Gr?nefeld Family's Care For Two Generations
The Grönefeld Brothers hail from the town of Oldenzaal, in the Netherlands, close to the border with Germany; they're third-generation watchmakers who, after training and considerable professional experience in Switzerland, began making their own watches, under their own name, in 2008. Their first watch was a complicated minute repeater with tourbillon, but they're probably best known for their One Hertz wristwatch with deadbeat seconds, which was a big hit for the brothers in 2011. (HODINKEE covered the One Hertz when it was announced at Baselworld.) As alumni of Audemars Piguet Renaud et Papi, Tim and Bart have had exposure to some of the most complicated watches, and technically demanding projects, in modern horology, and their newest watch incorporates a pretty rarefied complication: the remontoire d'egalité.   1 OF 9 The remontoire d'egalité is, as you may have read in some of our previous coverage of the complication, one of h

What's the REAL story with this $66,100 Rolex?
Technolog - Man lists James Bond Rolex for $9.95, sells it for $66,100

Time piece for the wife
Hi guys,If your wife or spouse asked you to get her a Rolex watch, what exact piece would you get for her and why..??Let me know your thoughts.

Afraid to wear my Daytona....
My every day watch is normally my 16610 2010 Sub with a 2016 GMT clasp (perfect combination) bought nos. I use this most days and will wear it anywhere but it is in pretty perfect condition still. Now I have a DaytonaC, very lucky to get it from my fantastic AD in the U.K who love their watches too. I have worn it quite a bit and to be frank it does have some scratching on the bracelet etc which tends to show the marks quite easily.Then Daytona is very pretty and I like it a lot and aesthetically it is superior to the Sub but to me it feels very delicate when I wear it.I would love to put it on and used it most days but I am so scared of marking it that I default to the Sub. The Daytona I feel needs to be babied to keep it looking tip top while the Sub just takes everything and still looks superb. This probably has loads to do with the PCL but the Daytona just feels like a dress watch and not what Rolex has been to me as rugged (via Subs and GMTs that I have owned).I am a year in with

LadyDatejust advice please
Hi all, I have asked about this elsewhere and the verdict wasn't good.However the Ms is still smitten. So hoping for some advice as to whether it all seems right for the model and year?MsMaker would like a watch to wear on occasions and going out. She has a bimetal Datejust purchased earlier this year but has a hankering for a solid yellow gold watch. Visiting an AD this week we saw a gold DJ in a nearby jewellers. We have used this jewellers before and found them to be pretty good in the past. Unfortunately we were pressed for time (me trying on lots) so didn't look at the watch closely, only in the window. I can find similar models cheaper/dearer online but we prefer to buy from a local (ish) shop. So basically what should I look for in particular on this model if we go back to look at it, are there any known weak points or problems? Any advice from those more knowledgeable (most I suspect) than me is much appreciated. ThanksThis is the watchjohnbulljewellers.co.uk/pre-o...lady-8586