Muhammad556

Has it made it into your hands yet? I'm curious which piece of treasure you ended up purchasing.

I am a new member here. I didn't expect so many things to happen in the forum... Thank you for keeping the forum. I really like the style of this forum. I hope everyone can continue to communicate here in the future!

Ten years ago, green dial watches didn't seem to be popular, but this has changed in recent years. So basically I always want at least one watch with a green dial, because it always reminds me of the time I went camping with my friends. Among them, the Seiko SRPE45J1 is the one that impressed me the most. The green dial with a scaly texture and the gold hands can't be compared with the smooth dial. It is a very calm type, and I like it. The GS SBGH271 is the same. However, Seiko's separation between the high-end and low-end markets is very clear, which can be seen from these two watches. Are there any better green dial watches? I think I'm about to fall into the rabbit hole...

You have given very good advice! Why didn't I think of replacing the bracelet? People get sick and their brains stop working... The happy thing is that I'm better now and everything is back to routine. I'll look into a new bracelet as an alternative though, thanks.😃

You need to wear four Rolexes a day to keep them from rusting, lol. Just kidding, Doctor of Rolex Collection. Also, whose watch box is yours from? It's so pretty!

Have you purchased the datejust that suits you? If not, I think DIWF and GMF are good choices. The quality of these two sellers is relatively stable.

In my impression, the 37mm Rolex Submariner has never appeared since the black dial in the 19th century. Now, every time I go to an offline store to try it on, the 40mm and 41mm Submariners are always the most. After all, I have to adapt to the general needs of society, which I understand very well. Before my wrist was accidentally injured, I especially liked to wear a 40mm watch. The grand and calm feeling made me always want to lift the watch to check the time from time to time. However, I found that the 41mm watch was a bit difficult to wear, such as the 124060, but the 40mm one was just right. I don’t know if this is my psychological effect, so I haven’t really bought a 41mm treasure yet. As mentioned above, my wrist was injured because of sports, and I can’t even wear a 40mm watch. How can a person who wears a watch for a long time suddenly have an empty wrist? But the good news is that I saw someone predict that a new 37mm Rolex will appear in 2025. Although this is just their speculation, i hope it can come true.

To be honest, I don't really like the style of the dial. I just want to wear the watch and blend into the natural scenery; Not the city, lol

To me, a meaningful watch is one that holds a personal story or emotional connection. It could be a family heirloom, a gift from someone special, or a piece that marks a significant moment in life. The watch itself doesn't have to be super expensive or rare; it's about the memories and feelings it evokes!

Batgirl. I prefer a Rolex with a hint of blue to a solid color from head to toe, so it doesn’t look so monotonous.

A good comparison. However, from the appearance, the design concepts of these two watches are still very different. I think the Blue Jay watch is more like a work of art than a product itself. The Traditionnelle Tourbillon is closer to a watch for daily use.

Make sure everything is aligned properly—those details really matter. Good luck with your build! Can’t wait to see how it turns out!

Nice share! One thing worth mentioning is that your text color and background seem to blend in. Maybe it's a problem with my browser? I don't really understand.

If you prefer something more classic, the 126529LN is a great choice, featuring a redesigned Cal. 4132 movement that can track a full 24 hours.

Some sellers list items as available when they’re not. If possible, ask them directly about stock before placing an order.