Can't justify 15300 over 15202. Nor can I justify 15202 over 5711 =/
Now this is an endless dilemma!So I can't justify paying $14,500 which is currently the going price for the 15300, when the 15202 is a $3500 difference.The 15202 is newer, has a much better movement, thinner, a nicer looking blue dial; The 15300 also has caused a lot of problems with the movement, and the clasp, etc.Not to mention the 15300 current prices are higher than they were being sold brand new only a year and a half ago. Which makes me doubt how long the value will be helding to the next problem.The 15202 is a couple of 1000s away from the 5711.The 5711 is my grail watch, but I simply can't go above 18K at this time.

Breitling E-Warranty
Has anyone purchased a watch lately with an AD that had the new e-warranty system? If you have, what're your thoughts on the new tech?

Any 42mm Railmaster or 42mm Aqua Terra Wrist shots?
Appreciate, thanks. Thinking of getting a 42mm Railmaster for a Beater mechanical watch.

Need strap ideas for 587
Thinking about a Cashmere.

Rolex Gold Compositions?
We all know Rolex alloys there own Gold at there own foundry. All I see for the most part is 18K Gold which is 75% gold and 25% mixed/alloyed with something else. I know its supposed to be a secret but with all of the guys on here I am sure someone somewhere has heard some numbers on what Rolex uses. So Inquiring minds gotta know. Any mixologists in here? I recently acquired my first ever White PM Rolex. At times it looks like Chrome plating. Other times I see Yellowish tints on the polished center links. Then at times it looks like Titanium. I assume they use Platinum/Palladium only with the gold since it isnt plated with rhodium? Is there any Nickel in the mix thinking about people with Nickel allergies etc. Gold AlloysGeneric Alloy Compositions18K Yellow Gold75% fine gold15% copper10% fine silver18kt White Gold �C Palladium Alloy75% pure yellow gold (AU)25% palladium or platinum18kt Rose gold75% gold22.25% copper2.75% silver