Tissot Quickster Mother of Pearl Dial Striped Nylon Strap Men's Watch T0954103711700

w&w Instagram Round-Up #16
Simply great watches this week. We’ve got a few Steinharts, a Sinn, a Nomos and more below. Thanks again to all who submitted, keep up the great work! #wornandwound grows and grows by the day and is becoming a great archive of awesome watch shots. We’re also about to break 5,000 followers, so help us out and tell your friends to give us a follow! Next stop, 10k!In order for your picture to be considered it should:a. include the hashtag #wornandwound and @wornandwoundb. be a watch related photo. It doesn't have to be a watch on your wrist, but watches should be at the core of the imagec. be awesome (naturally)Be sure to follow us on?Instagram?to stay up to date on what we're up to, what watches we're looking at and to be eligible for future giveaways. We also just appreciate your support!@qvoovp and a Timefactors Speedbird III @pitiek and a Steinhart OVM in a precarious circumstance  @mieczyslaw83 and a Glycine Combat  @causeyoudeservebetter with a H

Yellow & Black... Another BEE? Not quite...
They are rarer! Tried on these two babies yesterday. They are sweet The details are really intriguing.Jalan Bukit Bintang (JBB), also nicknamed KillBill due to its yellow/black theme, is a commemorative model created for the AP boutique located at Jalan Bukit Bintang (Star Hill Street in English) in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The blackened hex screws on the bezel, bright yellow numerals and hands as well as the stock yellow strap with black stitch really stand out!And the End of Day... don't think I need to further elaborate its rareness and collectibility. Scrutinizing it while holding it in my hand was an amazing experience.Personally, I find it interesting that these 2 watches share the same yellow & black color scheme on the main dial and hands, while interchange the similar colors on the strap & stitch, as well as on the bezel and hex screws. AP has been able to use just yellow and black very effectively to create some amazing ROO models!Enjoy the pics!

Cheap watch=SS Rolex
Saw this video on YouTube. It was funny, thought I'd post it here ;)https://youtu.be/AglU6cHI-70Sent from my ONEPLUS A5000 using Tapatalk

Thoughts on trading my Submariner 114060 for Polar Explorer II 16570
I'm new to the forum, but have been lurking for a while. This place is a fantastic resource for all things Rolex/Tudor. Great community you have here. Now onto my predicament... I purchased my first Rolex, a Sub 114060, back in August. The watch is really beautiful though IMHO it brings almost too much to the table in regards to bling factor for lack of a better term. It has gotten me more attention than I had thought it would. I would not be comfortable traveling to a lot of places with the Sub. I have also, strangely, not been able to get a totally comfortable fit on my 7 wrist after A LOT of trial and error. I feel like it wears a tad large as well. My dress is typically casual at work and at home.I have been eyeing the 16570 Polar for a good while now and I'm thinking about making a trade. The Polar prices have been on the rise recently as well. I like the idea of making the polar my one daily watch with a date, I think it will be lighter and more comfortable, and I feel l

Land, land, sea and air (and a dilemma)
My AD has been good to me this last 18 months or so. And, for the first time ever, I'm happy with my little collection and don't want for anything. I tried on the new SD43 recently and I'll probably add that at some point (but I'm not falling over myself to get it), as well as some kind of Submariner (no collection is complete without a Sub, right?)But as we head into Christmas and I have to think about buying things for other people for a change (shock, horror), I'll have to tighten the purse strings and resist any further temptation this 2017...The only slight issue I have now, is that I regularly can't decide which watch to wear, as I really enjoy them all! Still, not a bad problem to have, I suppose :)