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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

Portuguese Automatic closeups in the sun
I had to hurry, the sun almost set behind the house and I wanted to take some pictures with sunlight!Kind regards,Cinq

Wednesday, I thought you would never come..................WRUW
70's Dateline

WWYD? - with pictures
Thanks for all the opinions given in this thread: http://www.watchtalkforums.info/foru...ld-you-do.html. There were a couple angles I had not thought of. I promised pictures of the watches in question so here they are. The watch that is 3rd on my list (option B in the original thread) is a gold IWC to replace the ss one I sold last year. It was down to these two:Both are from the 60's, and the grey dial is supposedly from 1966 which is the year I was born. They're both in excellent shape. The grey dial is much less common, and the case & lugs have very crisp edges. The silver/white dialed model is a little rounded from polishing but the dial is in better shape but not by much. I have many watches with dials like the silver/white one and the grey dial is classic IWC with the rounded rivet head minute markers so I contacted the seller of the grey one. I think we can work something out as his asking price is well within the ball park of what these usually sell for (a refreshi

I n c o m i n g
Now I just need to patiently find an OEM deployment clasp, rubber band, leather strap and plots to change this beauty looks in minutes depending of the occasion