Rado Ceramica White Dial White Ceramic Men's Watch RADO-R21711022

In-Depth: The Chopard Group Launches La Chronometrie Ferdinand Berthoud, And FB 1, A Marine Chronome
On September 22nd, the Chopard Group (which includes Chopard, the watch and jewelry maison, as well as Fleurier Ebauches, SA, the movement manufacturer) announced the very first timepiece from La Chronométrie Ferdinand Berthoud. La Chronométrie Ferdinand Berthoud is a new business for the Group – it was first announced in 2013, and its first wristwatch represents what co-presidents Karl-Friedrich Scheufele and Caroline Scheufele (brother and sister) hope will be the first in a series of wristwatches inspired by the life and work of Ferdinand Berthoud. These watches are intended to be a no-holds-barred exercise in luxury watchmaking, and will occupy a commensurate price point, but according to Karl-Friedrich Scheufele, whom we interviewed at the launch event at the Yacht Club de France, Chopard also hopes to stimulate interest in, and awareness of, one of the most important figures in the history and evolution of the marine chronometer. 1 OF 17 Ferdinand

First time buying advice
I am looking to purchase my first Rolex. Since I am trying to keep the cost to a minimum, I am looking in the secondary market. Are there any good online dealers you all trust? What about pawn shops? Any advice you could offer would be great. Look forward to being a member of the Rolex family.

BP on my wrist
Hi there,A while ago, I accidentally hit a wrong button in the photo-editing software, now I did it on purpose and the BP seems to be the perfect subject for this:Kind regards and have a good weekend,Cinq

Perpetual Calendar Watch, other then Paleck Philippe
I had bought a Perpetual Calender watch when I graduated high school in 1988.I had paid about $300 at Nordstoms and was looking for some help finding a similar watch today.When you search for perpetual calendar watches, the overwhelming result are $30,000+ Palek Philippe watches.Can anyone point me in the direction of an affordable perpetual calender watch that would have been available at Nordstroms in the late 1980's, early 1990's?I had found a picture of a Timex, but wondering if there were other manufactures offering watches in the price range of a high school student with a great summer job in 1988?Here is the Timex I found, and I remember the calender was around the bezel, under the glass.

Rolex buying advice
Hello.Looking to purchase SS DJ in black with stick numbers and plain bezel. I'm in the Los Angeles area. Because I'm in the military, the guy at the AD said he'd discount the sales tax (10%) and free deep cleaning, I think, for life. 1. How many of you prefer the blue dial? 2. Is this a good deal?