Rado Original Diastar Jubile Champagne Dial Diamond Ladies Watch R1255

Is Rolex worth the money?
I don't want to offend anyone but to me, Rolex watches have always seemed greatly overpriced and over valued. I mean, is a $5,000 Rolex really 10 times better than a $500 model from another another maker of quality watches or 20 times better than a $250 one? When I say better, I mean in terms of accuracy, reliability, and endurance. I highly doubt it. Personally, I would never pay more than $200 these days for a new watch and that would be really stretching the budget. $100 would probably be as high as I would go when I can get a reliable and highly accurate quartz model for $25 to $50 that would last for years. On antique or Vintage models, it's a different story of course. I'm talking about new.

Lefty? Righty? Omni? Which wrist do you favor?
I see shots across the site and we seem to have a lot of folks who wear their watches on their left wrist. But there are some who wear on the right. I've even seen some photo series where the same person is wearing a watch on one wrist in one shot, and the other wrist in a different shot - this got me thinking...Do you prefer to wear your watch on your left or righ wrist? Or do you change it up?

The Beauty that is Breitling
Hello AllJust wanted to share a few photos of my new Breitling Navitimer 01 Limited Edition watch I just picked up today. I love the new larger size (43mm) and transparent case back. Check out the nice font the date has! With their new in house movement, increased size and its good looks, I think Beitling has done everything right with this one! Also, since it is a Limited Edition, I feel very fortunate to have one.Enjoy the photos.Drew

T Serial 16570 Back From RSC
Started this process back in February. So took about 2 months door to door. Generally use a good friend who is a CW21 for any watch servicing, but decided to send the Exp II in for a full RSC treatment. Mainly because I wanted to order a new bracelet for it. Ended up doing a full service + new crystal, bezel, crown and bracelet. Even though she has lug holes, I went with the SEL 78790A bracelet which fits perfectly. In the end the RSC bill was about what I paid for the watch initially. She is a T serial from 1996 ish and had never had the caseback off. This is actually the first Rolex I have ever had that stopped running. I guess 20+ years of performance without a service is actually quite remarkable and speaks to Rolex toughness. Basically looks like a brand new watch IMO. Glad to have her back in the rotation and have nothing but positive things to say about RSC Dallas. Some crappy phone pics, but hopefully shows the nice work RSC performed.

Is this 18038 DD's dial legit?
Hey guys, I found a good deal on a 18038 that I'm considering buying even though I already have a 118238. The seller sent me a couple of pictures and the bracelet is in good condition for being an old watch. My only is concern is the dial. I don't think factory diamond dials came with the Roman numeral track, but with lume plots instead. From what I've seen the Roman numeral track belongs to stick dials. I've looked at so many watches that I tend to notice when something is off but I know some of you can tell right away. What do you think? Worth it or pass?https://ibb.co/jvBgEb