Seamaster PO vs Aqua Terra
I just purchased a 45.5 PO chrono w ceramic. Beautiful watch however just saw the AquaTerra chrono and it really sang to me. I'm looking for an all around watch I can dress up or wear w casual. I'm thinking about making a change and wanted to hear anyone's opinion on the 2 watches. One downside I have w the PO is that it wears a little heavy for me and I'm not sure how it will work with a suit having the high profile. Thanks

This was back in late 2011...
Spotted this while browsing the internets. Just in case you were looking for a way to spiff up your Patek. (I actually think it doesn't look half bad.)

Any value to "open" signed Panerai warranty?
A year ago, I picked up a lightly used L series Luminor with an in house movement. Given its age I did not ask and the seller did not mention the warranty status. This morning, while boxing it up for service, I discovered the warranty page is AD stamped and signed, the serial number is entered, but the date and purchaser are blank.So, given the watch was produced in 2009, is there any value to adding my name and the date I purchased the watch?

Rolex addition(s) time
Ok folks, I'm new here and did my first deal with Superdog last week, and while he's been like the Yoda for many of my questions via text, I figured I'd throw this softball at the group. I have about 8 watches in the collection, mostly Omega's, a PAM Sub, and a Tudor BB Heritage Chrono, but the time has come to begin adding the Rolex pieces. While I'm not going to add them all at once (though I can't guarantee that emotion won't get the best of me), I'd love everyone's thoughts on what the must have's in the collection should be. Below is my list in order of planned acquisition, unless an o[pportunity comes up one of the others (lol...that's what I say to justify it right?).116710126334 (Blue stick)11610LN116519LN116655Thanks in advance for the feedback, and go easy on me fellas!

Are we a bunch of weirdos?????
I of course say this joking bc I really enjoy my TRF bros (about 97.5% of us) BUT I got to thinking the last couple if days about our obsession/addiction to this hobby. I was looking at a recent thread posted here about what we would acquire this year and what we had flipped this past year. I was actually embarrassed to admit to all the moves a did this past year. Like really, I cant make up my mind and just enjoy my watches and ride off into the sunset with a 2 or 3 watch collection and never look back. NOPE!!! I recently served a suspension here and gave some serious thought to purposely getting myself banned for life to remove the source of temptation but I just couldn't do it. It's funny bc Ive been in the same occupation for 20 years, married to one woman for 23 years, and overall I'm not a big fan of change. I do some car changes but nothing too rash. When it comes to watches, I throw all of this out of the window and make decisions that make no sense as Ive some exact models two