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VIDEO: That Time A. Lange & S?hne's Director Of Products Explained The Zeitwerk Minute Repeater While Slaying It On The Drums
The Zeitwerk Minute Repeater – Lange's first chiming watch under $2,000,000 – is easily one of the most buzzed about watches of the year. We introduced you the thoughtful taking on the repeater in January of this year here. Now that the watch is hitting stores, Lange has produced a fun look at this dream watch thanks to Tony de Haas, head of product development – who also happens to play a mean set of drums. Watch above for more on this great watch.  Originally posted by Lange on their YouTube channel but if you missed it there, hope you enjoy it here! 1 OF 1 You can read more about this amazing watch here. Oh, and if you want to just see Tony do his thing, skip to 5:30 in the clip above.

Considering purchasing a Panerai while I'm here in the Caymans...few questions
I'm on a trip in the Caymans and I'm considering picking up a Panerai. I haven't really ever researched the brand that much other than admiring wrist shots of others wearing them on this sight. Here are a few questions:1. I have a 6.5 wrist. What models work best for a smaller wrist?2. As a Rolex owner, I understand the way business is done with Rolex discounts on different models. Is Panerai similar?3. What is the best bang for your buck in the Panerai lineup?Thanks,

Glad There Are No BLNR's At AD
I am a compulsive buyer. I wanted one so bad two months ago, that if it was available at retail I would have bought it instantly. I currently own a Coke 16710, a TT 16713, and a most recent purchase of a brand new Deep Blue at the AD. All exceptional watches and a joy to wear and have. Time to step back. The waiting period has allowed me to look at things from a different perspective. If you have more money than you know what to do with, stop reading this now. I certainly don't and have a plethora of priorities as money to me is worth at least 7%. There is no way I am ever going to pay over MSRP for any watch, so I started thinking of the excuses, or reasons for wanting a sought after Rolex. I ended up disqualifying most of them. Here they are:1) I will buy the watch because I am so in love that I will wear it for life. Best reason, go for it.2) I love to have what everyone wants so bad and cannot get. Sure, we all feel this way and proud to be the owner of a valued item. Hardly a reas

Grandson's first Rolex
My 20 month grandson loves Grandpa's Rolex

Why I chose the 216570 over the 114060
Hello everyone. Huge fan of this forum; my first post. I have done a lot of research, reading all of the wonderful and amazing reviews, posts, banter :) and good information this forum has to offer. I recently had the opportunity to purchase my first Rolex. I narrowed it down to the submariner 114060 non date and the polar explorer 216570. This was a very very very difficult decision. My wrist size is about 7.25. I want to share my opinions and insight for anyone else who may have had this dilemma. I also was very fortunate to be able to wear each one for one week; a generous offer from the brother in law. Here are my thoughts. The Submariner is just a beauty. The watch has everything anyone could ever want. I found the bezel to be simply amazing, full of life in the light. The glide lock is exceptional and I already miss it after one week. I prefer the size 40mm case. However, I had my eye on the polar explorer 42mm. How could I deny the incredible dial of this beautiful watch? The 2