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Hi Guys, I've been teasing the Rolex Forum a bit with photos of two Tudor Submariners that I had the opportunity to clean and polish. Now I can tell you some of the story behind those watches, and a few other watches I've been happy to play around with. US NAVY SEALS As most of us know, the US Navy

Picked up this 2018 LE Raching chronograph from Chopard. I love the racing-car inspired elements in this watch. The case polishing is fabulous and makes the watch looks more expensive than it is.

Still not found my grail yellow gold dress watch. But this is quite close. Not a solid gold, but I've heard many good testimonies about durability of the PVD coating...one of my friends have been wearing similar watch everyday for almost 10 years without any sign of wear-off. Kudos for Mido. Cheers

A few days ago I was privileged to attend a Navy SEALs reunion in Coronado, CA. Thanks to Gary, Michele, Dennis and others, I was part of a gathering of veterans who might represent the most concentrated ownership of Rolex watches outside our own Rolex forum. This report of the reunion dinner is mos

This is one of my favorite watches in my collection. A very complete “Full Set” with all boxes, papers, booklet, calendar, and tags. Barely worn and definitely unpolished. Patina is sublime.

On this Veteran's Day they interviewed "Moki" Martin a veteran of SEAL Team 1 and the Vietnam War. He's is the "real" deal in terms of being a military hero and a military watch collector. His Tudor and Rolex were issued to him by the US Navy, bought from a ship's store, or traded with another SEAL.

I don't have many IWC but the few I have I really like! Like this IWC Mk 11: a no nonsense, antimagnetic, time only watch with a true work hours of a movement: the Calibre 89. What's not to like...?! Best Blomman

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