Patek Philippe 5035j ANNUAL CALENDAR YELLOW GOLD RARE BLACK DIAL - SEALED

How To Choose What Watch To Buy
The choice of which watch to buy is a deeply personal decision. Even if you own a large collection of timepieces, you've probably carefully considered the purchase of each, as it is a new introduction in your life on your body, and is a very personal accoutrement. The purpose of this article is to help you to learn how to make the decision of what watch to buy.I don't believe that at watches-dealer it is our role to tell you what watch to buy. We aren't here to tell you what you should think is cool, or what constitutes a good-looking watch, or which watches will increase in value. We strongly believe that such decisions should be made by you. We feel that the goal of a watch blog, or any media source, should be to educate and empower an audience so that they can make better, informed decisions for themselves. Doing so will lead to a longer and much more satisfying relationship with any watch (or product otherwise) that you buy.Choosing A Watch Is A Personal ChoiceNevertheless, we unde

Could AP have not made the RO bracelet more comfortable? & Incoming
I have just received my new blue dial 15400. The finish of the watch has left me speechles. I have seen so many pictures of the watch but after taking off the plastics the finishing is just so perfect. It puts my daytona to shame. I really didnt care about scratching my daytona even after I first bought it. But this, man Im going to get hurt when I see the first scratch on the case.I love how the blue dial looks under the sun as well as in doors. Such a difference. Such a wide range of colors the dial takes. Now the bracelet, although not as comfortable imo as the daytona it is a confortable bracelet. My only issue is the sharpness of the bracelet along its length. The outer of the bracelet is chamfered but the inside that is in contact with the skin is not. I like wearing my watches a bit loose and I feel my skin gets scratched as the watch moves on my wrist. Which gets uncomfortable with time. I cant imagine wearing the gold heavier bracelet. Would it not be better if the inside of

My First "Swiss" watch
So I decided to pick up 311.30.42.30.01.005 aka moon watch lol. Bought from Au_911tt on the forum. No box no papers. I'm super happy with it.

distress
whatever you call it.. but nothing like a used and beat up JV strap on a Luminor base..

Can you imagine how fun it would be to work at a Rolex factory?
If you were a machinist, you would be standing in front of a CNC mill hour after hour and day after day making the exact same thing... let's say Submariner cases. You would only be doing your portion of the process. Then the item would go to someone else for the next step.If you were making dials, you would be doing the same thing day after day. The dial making process and the dial painting process and the dial printing process are likely done by different people. Can you imagine the pressure of dial printing? How about the pressure put on the QC team? Tolerances are extremely tight and unforgiving. Precision is required. It is probably not wise to show up for work at a Rolex factory hung over from a night at the disco. That would probably be frowned upon.The same monotony goes for bracelet production, crown production, stem production, bezel production, and the production of watch movement components.Standing or sitting all day plating parts or polishing cases would not be th