Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust Diamonds VI Japanese Replica Watch -36MM

Will A New Strap Affect A Watch's Value? - Ask Watch Experts Questions About Watches

 Chris C. from Dubai, UAE asks:Does changing the strap of a watch from the original affect the value? I’m talking mainly leather, I would imagine changing bracelet style straps would definitely affect the value. Thanks.Let’s just assume that the watch you are talking about is, or may become, a collector’s item. Most will not, but assuming it is, you’ll want to keep all the original stuff. This includes box, papers, tags, everything… If you go to sell the watch and it does not include the original strap, then yes, the value will be reduced because not ever

Casio G-Shock GW9400 Rangeman Watch

Casio has announced a new addition to their Master of G collection, the GW9400 Rangeman. Essentially a step up from a Mudman or GW9200 Riseman, the Rangeman employs a similar case design but incorporates most of the features normally associated with the Pro Trek series. This is a rather important new watch as the Riseman has been a very popular G-Shock model for the last few years. The Rangeman sports Casio's Triple Sensor, which provides altimeter, barometer, and compass data among a host of additional features. The GW9400 Rangeman makes a serious case for itself as a more versatile P

Wolf Designs Viceroy 6 Piece Watch Winder Review

An interesting fact that I've come to learn is that many people (even quite a few watch loving people) have no idea what a watch winder is. It is one of those things that you can show people, in action, and they still don't know what it is. I've actually had people come to my office and see a bunch of watches in winders on shelves and remark "oh really? You have to show them off like that?" Which I later learned (after some probing) was a misunderstanding thinking that a watch on a winder was some special way of displaying them in a fancy manner. I just can't anticipate misunderstandin

Perrelet Regulator Retrograde Watch

The people at Perrelet are at it again, dancing the complication jig. This new Perrelet Regulator Retrograde watch mixes a few complications in a way that (to my knowledge) hasn't been done before. You have a retrograde hour display, regulator style separation between the hours, minutes, and seconds (that occupies the main dial), and a periphery style date display. The balance of the elements is quite good. Plus, there is likely to one one (or two) people in the world who have been dreaming for a watch that combines all these complications together.So if no one has been clamoring for