Vacheron Constantin 18K RECTANGULAR HOODED LUGS

Watch of the Day - 1/25/08
To learn more about the history of this fine brand, visit WTF's Rolex Forum. You don't have to own a Rolex or a Tudor to drop by! ROLEX SUBMARINER 18K YELLOW GOLD 16808 NEW BAND 1981Price: 8999 euros18K yellow golden Rolex Submariner with blue dial and bezel. This is one of the first 1680/8's, which was the model after the golden 1680, equipped with sapphire glass and date quickset. The serial number is 734XXXX, which indicates a 1981 production. The watch has been serviced in 2004, where it received a new 18K Oysterband. Also renewed are the dial and hands. Comes with inner and outer box and with the rare golden 300m/1000ft anchor plus Schaap & Citroen receipt to make it water sealed and for 2 golden pushpins. Also included is service letter from Rolex.*__________Watch info and photos from our sponsor SUB/GMT

Can I pull off 44mm ROO (6.5" wrist)
Ladies and Gents... I apologize for the pic overload but need your honest opinions. Have owned bigger watches Panerai and Bell and Ross (44-45mm) in my younger years early 20s and now in my mid 30s my tastes have changed to smaller watches and have just Rolexes and Pateks (38.5-41mm). Have always wanted an AP but did not like the fit of the lugs of the Classic Royal Oak design on my small wrists so always seemed to pass. I love the look of The AP 44mm ROOs but just wonder if it is too darn big for my wrist. Our AP expert Paul has told me repetitively if you change to a short strap on the 44mm ROO the watch will fit great on a smaller wrist. Here are some pics I took of me trying on the 44mm Ceramic ROO at Bal Harbour. And the last pics are of a Sales Associates FC ROO with a short strap he let me try on and it does make a difference. For whatever reason the FC ROO looks bigger on me. If I can pull off the size would be deciding between the 44mm Ceramic or 44mm RG. Thanks in ad

LGI Network is launching the first in-depth survey of luxury timepiece collectors
Hi guys,My Patek AD sent me this info, in case you are interested.The industry¡¯s leading research company, LGI Network, is launching the first in-depth survey of luxury timepiece collectors. This is an industry-wide initiative that will provide important feedback to brands and the broader collector community. CEO¡¯s of most leading brands rely on LGI¡¯s information to make critical product and business decisions. In addition to being able to voice your opinions, as a respondent, you will receive a confidential copy of the survey results. The results will include unfiltered feedback on brand reputations, purchasing and trade-in practices, pricing, and much more.The survey is being administered by LGI Network and will be conducted via the web. Feedback from respondents will be kept confidential, and precautions will be taken to ensure individual responses cannot be identified. To enroll, you simply need to visit .lginetwork/collector.htmlDuring the first week in February, each collector

Need help asap!!
HI i have a chance to buy a PAM 000 today for 3kthe watch comes with triple box, papers, rubber and leather black straps plus a black alligator strap and the tool.has papers and everything.. its dated 2008 bit sure of the serial yet but it was purchase in 2008is that a very good deal to the point that if i wasn't happy with fit i could get my money out of it?i have a small wrist thats why I'm worried...need to figure this all out this morning!thanks guys

setting a watch...across time zone
does it hurt the watch if when i set the time i either go, clockwise or counter clockwise? add an hour or take away an hour..any advise, thank you.i apologize if this has been covered.i have a date watch.. muchas gracias.