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I, for one, have not moved on from the “big watch trend.” Anyone who reads Hodinkee will see in the comments section express wishes that any watch over 42mm would be better in a smaller case size. As someone with...
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I had a five-digit no-holes Submariner Date and I traded it for my current no-date Submariner. I did not like having the cyclops magnifying lens over the date window. I couldn’t stand that at certain angles and lighting conditions, you couldn’t...
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Have you walked into a Rolex AD recently? We all see the photos online of empty cases and laugh, but have you actually seen it in person? Every time I do, I can’t help but wonder why. Is there even...
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Image source Some people might object to pitting the Tudor Pelagos against the Breitling Superocean. After all, Breitling is known for its aviator watches, and was later to the dive watch scene. (“Late” here is a relative term, as the...
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Yesterday, I had the opportunity to browse the Watches of Switzerland store located in SoHo in New York City. I went to visit my friend Anthony who is a salesman there and he reported that business across the board has...
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Are we at peak Rolex inflation? If you were able to buy a Hulk Submariner 116610LV at retail just below $10K, would you sell it now for around $20K? With the secondhand market actually fetching the asking prices, is it...
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Image source Even though the higher ups at Rolex sometimes seem to be breathing rarefied air, they do occasionally pay heed to the clamors of the vox populi. In the case of a stainless steel Pepsi GMT-Master II, the refrain...
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