Hi
i want to pull the trigger on an ARF Batgirl or Bruce Wayne.
The Bruce Wayne is in the wiki as NWBIG listed, however the Batgirl as second best after VSF.
What I noticed is that the color transitioning on the Bezel where the "18" is between black and grey and black and blue is not ideally on the ARF.
Is this a wide spread issue?
Hey everyone,
After a few years in the "Gen" world, I’ve realized that paying the luxury premium doesn't actually guarantee luxury quality control or service.
Backstory:
* 2025 Sub Date (Gen):I recently sold my 2025 Sub. The rehaut was noticeably misaligned, and there was a literal gap in the letter "L" on the dial print. When I took it to the Rolex Service Center, they looked me in the eye and told me it was „within tolerance."
* 2023 Batgirl (Gen): I’m currently offloading my 2023 Batgirl. It has started to develop the low amplitude issue. I don't have the energy to fight with RSC for months just for them to tell me nothing is wrong, so I'm moving it while it's still running.
I’ve decided to move into high-end Reps. I love the designs, but I’m fully aware of the "movement lottery."
Instead of shipping watches back and forth to modders, I want to learn to service them myself. I’m looking for recommendations on a solid watch service toolkit.
Thanks
What I have observed, especially with a very trending Youtuber with his self developed Broker platform, is that they gather a following and then perform some Live Trading Streams.
Is it reasonable to think that during live streams the streamer places a trade and maybe couple seconds later his following watching the stream also places a trade. This will provide liquidity to that stock and the streamer just sells and checks out.
Is that a false thinking? Is the market too big for random streamers with a huge following becoming "market makers" in a sense?