http://www.crmjewelers.com - Rolex Day-Date 40 mm Review – vs Day-Date 36-mm and Day-Date II 41-mm The Rolex Day-Date 40 mm President was introduced by the company in Baselworld in 2015. But why has the release of this watch caused so much controversy? In this video review, I will discuss the new Day-Date 40 model and compare it to its predecessors, the more traditional 36 millimeter Day-Date and the larger 41-mm Day-Date II. To start off, I have always been a fan of the Day-Date II, the 41 millimeter high-end Presidential watch of the Rolex brand, which was introduced in 2008 as a much larger and more contemporary version of their 36 mm Day-Date President (at one time Rolex's most prestigious gentleman's model). Since its launch, the 41 mm has always been my favorite. In fact, I have always felt that the 36 millimeter Day-Date was too puny, even for a wrist size like mine, which is rather on the small side. Furthermore, I consider the 36-mm piece more of a ladies watch and too small for guys. I know many diehard Day-Date fans would disagree with me on this, given that the Day-Date vs Day-Date 2 argument is as old as the hills, but I feel that the trend towards larger luxury watches during the last decade has made the 36-mm size obsolete for men – period! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKn3DS99kio

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The first time I reviewed the Rolex GMT-Master II (“Root Beer”) in Everose (rose gold), reference 126715CHNR, it was the most anticipated new Rolex released by the brand in 2018. Unfortunately, back then there was a lot of hype surrounding the new watch and I couldn't really wear the one I used on the video and take it for a multi-day test drive, as I normally do. The model belonged to a customer that was actually picking up the watch shortly after that. This time was different! I got to wear the everose GMT for almost a week and get a really good feel for it. During my initial review in May 2018, the prices for the rose gold GMT were even as high as the mid $40,000s. Insane! Now that the dust has settled a bit and the hype has died down, the watches are near the $33,000 to $34,000 mark, which is not too far from the $37,000 retail price. So back to my review...even though I think that the watch is beautiful and really like it, I'm still not 100% used to it. I get that feeling every time I look down at my wrist. Maybe in a few months I'll have a better idea if I would like to make this piece a part of my actual collection! ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uckX806ODDc

My father's dream watch...the Patek Philippe Celestial 6102R is simply stunning! #patekphilippe #luxurywatch #mostexpensive #patek #greymarket #luxury ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDkVMTjXcBc