Horological Meandering

So wonderful how the patina and the different shade of the inserts give each vintage Rolex 1675 a unique identity. It really a key part of collecting vintage Rolex. Have a great Saturday. Rolex 1675 matt dialfisl

I have changed straps on a couple of my Rolexes so that they are a bit more camouflaged (at least I hope so). But am still careful about when and where I wear them. I am curious if you feel that the BB is that much less obvious. From a distance, I think t

Have a great Saturday.

Every once in a while, we hear of errors made in watch production. Sometimes I wonder, are they intentional? Do you know of any watches with errors made in production and released to consumers? Do you think they are intentional? Here are a few: AP ROO Tea

I can’t help but notice that there are some subtle color variations in the bezel compared with other years

While I am waiting for a GMT meteorite, this caught my eye and throw me in a spin of doubts. Would have never thought I could wear it but it is very special in person. What do you think? Should I wait for the GMT or go for this? I already own the Pepsi an

Yes, yes, this one was also with me during my andalusian trip one month ago. It is always the same with watches which are important to you. You want to write more pages of your common life with these beloved tic tacs. Best, Nicolas

The Batman says hi!

I hope you guys are keeping cool over there on the other side of the pond

I got this watch exactly 11 years ago with its COSC Certificate and its warranty. I got a " Rolex + " crown, which is the correct one, and now, the 6542 Booklet, thanks to Bill who kindly gifted it to me. The watch on its papers, and the booklet, now. You