Another community giveaway is here! 🎉

This time, we’re giving away one of the most popular modern GMT models — the RICH Factory Rolex GMT-Master II 126710GRNR "Bruce Wayne".

The black and grey ceramic bezel has become one of the most talked-about GMT designs in recent years. Combined with the classic Jubilee bracelet, this version offers a more elegant and iconic GMT look.

One lucky member will have the chance to receive this watch as a gift.

🎁 Giveaway Prize

🏆 1 Lucky Winner

⌚ RICH Factory Rolex GMT-Master II 126710GRNR
🖤 Black Dial
⚫ Black & Grey Ceramic Bezel ("Bruce Wayne")
🔗 Jubilee Bracelet
⚙️ JH3285 Free Sprung Clone Movement

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💬 Comment Ideas

Which watch should be next?

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So I have been doing work for a customer for a couple of years now and he was very appreciative of me helping him out all the time. So he told me he is going to give me something for always helping him. I told him not to worry about it because the work he gives me alone is a big help already But he insisted. So I met him a couple of weeks later and he gave me this Rolex watch. I know these are extremely expensive and I'm not really a watch guy so I thought it was probably fake but but I took it just for the generosity. Just wondering if any of you can confirm if it's real or just a replica. If it's fake I'm still going to were it regardless because it was a gift and all I mostly were are G shock watches lol.

My dads black and gold sub. I’m curious about the authenticity. I haven’t taken it in yet and thought I would share here.

What’s everyone looking at today?

Anyone else have this awesome dial?

What is this Rolex model. Looks fake but I’m not familiar with the models?

Hi guys! I just found this watch at my grandpa's place. It is stamped 18k gold.

Edit: found a contract from 1971 what say " Lapis 688/9550 12/71/105

Not sure what’s next. Went hard on the Rolexes. Got a speedy for good measure.

Just starting to collect but want to make sure im not being ripped off. Pretty nice shop but when I asked how do you know 100% these are real, they basically said their years of experience. Apologies, couldnt get others pics

Good morning! My Father in Law has a Rolex Datejust that was given to him for his wedding in 1984. About 20 years ago it was with him in a terrible car crash along with his 4 daughters. Everyone lived so that’s good. Is this watch worth the time and money to repair? Would like to get it functional again and see him wear it. Thanks!

Explorer II Polar vs. Speedmaster White for my 40th?
I’m turning 40 and can’t decide between the Rolex Explorer II Polar and Omega Speedmaster White Dial.
I love both and eventually plan to own both. The Rolex seems better for my lifestyle as an everyday watch—work, travel, pool, beach, etc.—but I love the history and look of the Speedmaster.
If you could only buy one first for a milestone birthday, which would you choose and why?

Am I crazy becuase i want to sell/trade my 2007 Rolex GMT 116710LN for a 1984 Sea dweller 16660? Edit im selling or trading yet as I am still on the fence.

Found it while cleaning up my grandparents' house they recently passed away

I wanted to share some real-world tracking data from my collection that completely flies in the face of "on-paper" watch specs.

We often talk about in-house movements, COSC, METAS, and elite certifications as the holy grail of precision. On paper, my Longines HydroConquest (Caliber L888) is easily the most "inferior" movement in my current rotation. It is built on an upgraded ETA architecture, beats at a lower 25,200 vph (3.5Hz) compared to the smooth 4Hz of the others, and doesn't carry elite Master Chronometer badges.

Yet, in the real world, it is absolutely destroying my heavy hitters.

I’ve been tracking my daily wear and box-rotation using Wristlog. Because I pull them out and manually wind them every single day to keep them at full power, they spend a good amount of time resting flat (Dial Up) in the box.

Here is how the real-world data stacks up against their official factory guarantees:

1. Longines HydroConquest: +0.6 spd (Factory spec: Standard high-grade regulation, typically -5 to +15 spd)
2. Tudor Black Bay 58: +1.3 spd (Factory spec: COSC/METAS 0 to +5 spd)
3. Rolex Datejust 36: +1.6 spd (Factory spec: Superlative Chronometer -2 to +2 spd)
4. Tudor Black Bay 58 GMT: +2.7 spd (Factory spec: METAS 0 to +5 spd)

Every single one of these watches is performing beautifully and well within their respective luxury parameters. Rolex's consistency is amazing, and both Tudors lean perfectly into that safe "never run slow" METAS zone.

But my entry-level luxury Longines—with its humble silicon hairspring and modified ETA roots—is running at a near-perfect +0.6 seconds per day. 

It goes to show that you shouldn't judge a watch entirely by its spec sheet. A well-regulated, stable "workhorse" can absolutely hold its own against elite in-house calibres.

Has anyone else noticed their entry-level pieces outperforming their high-end luxury watches?

Disclaimer: this post was written with the help of AI, as english is not my native language and i want to convey this information as accurately and clearly as possible. Thanks!