Rolex Lady Datejust steel / gold automatic Kal. 2135 Ref. 69173 Reviews

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Which Rolex To Buy? The Submariner Vs. Explorer II Watch Comparison Review
It was back in mid-November 2016 when, for no reason at all of course, I decided that I needed some retail therapy to help me get out of the inexplicably dark mood I was in. So, what does a watch lover do when they need retail therapy? Go Rolex shopping, of course. After consulting with all my best watches and fellow enthusiast buddies, I was down to two options: a Rolex Explorer II Ref. 216570 black dial or the ubiquitous Rolex Submariner Ref. 114060 no date (if I could get an Explorer II with no date, I'd likely have opted for that).I'm not going to keep the mystery going here, but after I made my decision I talked to one of the consummate watch professionals whom I entrust for purchases, George Mayer over at Govberg Jewelers. Shortly after that I had my Explorer II on the wrist and I couldn't be happier. However, the decision was tougher than I had imagined and, in an ideal world, I would have gotten both the Explorer II and the Submariner. Here, I'm going to attempt to objectively
Watch Review: Delma Heritage Chronograph
The Delma Heritage Chronograph would be an easily likable watch ideally suited for everyday wear on its own merits - but since we are living in times when celebrating anniversaries and milestones and historic achievements has become an utmost priority, it almost seems a prerequisite for every new watch to have some sort of a historical connection. Worry not, as the Delma Heritage Chronograph traces its roots all the way back to 1946.Seventy-five years ago, Delma launched the Delma Midland, a typical-for-the-time dual-subdial chronograph with some atypical features, like a double flange scale with both a tachymeter and telemeter readout combined with a beautifully clean dial center and some proper long and legible hands. Delma’s history as a watchmaker we have discussed before, so we won’t be repeating ourselves here, other than making the point that Delma is, in fact, a small but proper Swiss brand situated a stone's throw away from industry giants like Breitling, ETA, and