15400
Thinking about this with the white dial. A bit concered about the 41 mm size and lug structure as my wrist is 6.75 inches. I know I could try to find a 15300 alternatively. Other option is the white dial daytona ceramic bezel.Any thoughts are appreciated.Thanks.

ROC Brown?
No Love for the 26300st? I couldn't find any reviews regarding this reference and only came across a handful of pics. Personally I havent seen a lot of Brown ROCs. Can some one here shed some light around this reference? Today I picked one up and here it is! What do you guys think?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Proper Introduction for the New Arrival
When Tudor introduced the black bay black bezel in October, I was certain that was going to be my next watch. I figured it would be a great weekend watch that I could wind and throw on and a great value. I've wanted a watch with a vintage throwback feel to it for awhile and have gone back and forth on watches like the Tudor Heritage Chrono, the Omega Mark II, and most recently the Black Bay. About a month ago, my eyes started wandering towards something else: the Chronomat Airborne. I knew if I was going to replace my Govberg LE Chronomat that this was going to be the one, but the question was when that would actually happen. One thing I liked about the Govberg edition was the brushed finish and how it toned everything down. Even with the polished Airborne, the brushed bezel still tones down the bling factor. The Govberg edition also comes with the display back but the Airborne does have a pretty cool caseback as well. The one thing I didn't have in my collection was a chronogr

First Panerai, dilemma...
I have been thinking of getting a Panerai for a while now and I hope to pull the trigger before christmas. I want a base model with only hour and minute hands, preferably titanium but steel is also fine. I also want a sandwich dial and max 44mm, this is the problem. I have looked into the 560 and 562, only the Q series has a sandwich dial. I have looked at used 176, 112 and 000s too. My options so far: I have looked into getting a new 562 from Jomashop with a sandwich dial(they claim the one they have for sale has it). The used 176:es I have look at so far were too expensive or too polished. I started noticing that polishing can not be unseen when you spot it and I think I need an unworn/unpolished specimen. Questions: Have I missed a model that looks like the ones above(max budget about 5k USD, the 172 is out...)?I don't mind buying it from the US, they are so cheap there that the 25-30% customs + VAT still makes it worth it. But how reliable is Jomashop, can I trust them that they di

DD2 vs DD40
When it comes to Rolex watches I've always been drawn more towards the professional sports models as opposed to the day date.One of the reasons why I really liked the DD 2 was because it looked more like like a dressy but still sports watch. I think the reason was because of the particular design and dimensions of the case�� That made it look sporty�� But with the day date 40�� That doesn't look sporty�� That lookslike a dress watch.That was one of the reasons why they discontinued the DD2 and replaced with DD40 Because people didn't like the dimensions of the DD2 when compared to DD36?I was just wondering what everybody preferred in terms of a DD40 vs DD2 and Why?