Rolex

...but today I was in the mood to pick up the 114060. Goes never out of fashion, I think. Some photoplay... Have a great weekend and stay healthy, Ron

This was my third love after wanting a GMT and getting a Submariner. I was in Rome on Holiday with my family on December 28, 1985. We were locked in the Vatican Museum because of a disturbance at the Airport. When we were finally released I only had an ho

The matte dial is major plus that helps with legibility, the proportions are spot-on, and the hands also have the correct proportions now. Before the 214270 came out, I was keeping with the older models (e.g. 14060M, 16600, 16710) as I didn't much care fo

Strange part was though I very very nearly went for the 36mm yellow. But it was just a little too small for my wrist but it was nice. I will be able to borrow her 36mm Tiffany😉 Nice watches though and with the New green bezel submariner I am a happy bunny

I use to have several 5513, maxi, gilt, last series, pre-comex... This is the only one I kept!

The posts that I make can be seen as a running ownership journal. In this particular case, it's the back and forth that we experience on some of the pieces that we buy even after all the research has been done. Buying the SD43 isn't anymore about the piec

I had a hard time choosing between it and the Cameron, which I ultimately chose. If I had to criticize it, it's just that it looks, at a glance, like a Sub, which means, 'every Rolex'. I chose The Cameron because it was so unusual and because it sang to m

Don't make the nickname of this one Starbucks. UGHHHHH The company is not loved by all, like Kermit or Hulk (both fictional characters and fun names). There has got to be another nick name, and the watch is so young, there is time to stop this. Starbucks