AP 15300ST Back from New England
As it is now a tradition with me, I like to post pictures of my travels and my watches. This weekend my wife and I headed to New England for a long weekend at her boss' house in New Hampshire. While we were there, we also visited Maine and Boston. We had an amazing time and I hope the pictures show you a little bit of what we enjoyed. We had tons of steamed lobster, lobster rolls, steamer clams, haddock and wine. Their house is just gorgeous with tons of grapevines around, hummingbirds, deer and chipmunks. In Maine we visited the Kittery Trading Post, York, Cape Neddick aka Nubble Lighthouse, Perkins Cove, Marginal Way Lighthouse and had amazing lobster rolls at the #1 place in Maine for lobster rolls called the Foot Bridge Lobster. While in Boston we walk around all over the place including the North End and took some great pictures from the Top of the Hub at the Prudential building. Also stopped by European Watch Co. on Newbury street. Great selection of APs, Pateks and other 'haute

Any vintage Breitling fans here? Please post pics!
Hi, just checking, how many vintage Breitling fans around here? If so please post pics of your vintage Breitlings!Here's mine1st Series 1955 pre 806 Navitimer with Valjoux 72 movement (Stainless Steel)and1947 Breitling Datora 785 with Valjoux 72C movement (18k rose gold)

2 classics
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Rolex? Omega.
I'm sure this has been discussed before, I just thought I'd post it anyway, for those of us that've missed it. Oh, and I chose the omega forum instead of the Rolex because I thought people here would appreciate it more. Until the next Bond movie at least. .youtube/watch?v=zQg2d...eature=related

Hidden factors in picking the right Rolex.
Closing in on my first Rolex and I've not really narrowed down which reference I really want, if anything the references under consideration only keep growing!I know from some of my other interests (cars, clothing, even cookware) that sometimes what you THINK you want isn't actually the one that will give you the most satisfaction. So my question is: are there things in your life that you should consider that will impact the kind of Rolex you might like? For example I work a lot in offices, I'm a creative person, I dress with some flair but pretty casually -- does that perhaps mean I should consider X Rolex rather than Y? What are some factors that you hadn't considered that ultimately did affect your satisfaction?And just so you know, I'm actually kind of enjoying not being able to pick a Rolex. So many to choose from!!