AP forged carbon 44 trade for sub
OK guys im going to ask this in here as opposed to the general section as most AP/Rolex guys look in here.....Ive been offered a 2 year old AP forged carbon 44mm complete set as a trade for my 116618LN gold sub(no papers,about 4 years old etc............) Now as much as i love my gold sub i have plenty more rolex sport models at home to choose from and the gold one never gets any wrist time.... mostly due to the fact im not game to walk the streets here with it on lol!Ive had a AP roo safari previously and besides not finding it comfortable to wear it had to be sent back twice with movement problemsi do like the 44 more then the smaller roo and i love the forged carbon and ceramic.... but is it worth all the hype and am i gonna do my money on this?what do we think of this as a trade?

42mm v 44mm and 39mm v 41mm
So I'm seeing a trend here. When people ask is my wrist big enough for a 44mm ROO, most people here tend to say, go with 44mm over 42mm.But it is the opposite with the RO. When asked is my wrist big enough for a 41mm 15400, most say go with 39mm 15202/15300.Is this b/c people like the proportions better for the 44mm over the 42mm ROO and the 39mm over the 41mm RO?Sorry for all the questions, but I'm trying to decide what to get without being able to try one on.

Deciding btwn PO 8500 or Explorer I 39
I have been debating for several weeks which piece to choose. I have tried both on and look equally good in thier own way and the cost is only $100 dollars difference. Please give your advice TRF members. Thanks!

Question about automatic Speedmasters
I know that the reduced is automatic and like the name states, smaller in size. I've owned both the Pro and the reduced. What is the size of the other auto speedies out there such as the MK40 or some of the other variations of the auto? Are they all based on the Reduced sized housing or are they the same size as the Pro? Thanks, LF

Jack Nicklaus��s 50-Year Old Gold Rolex Day-Date May Be Headed for Auction
It won't get the same pricing as Paul Newman's Daytona, but they are hoping to raise $1 million. I can always get another watch, he says, Maybe not this one, but I want to raise a million dollars. That's right��the current game plan is that Jack Nicklaus's one-owner, heavily documented, long-cherished 1967 Rolex Day-Date in gold will be heading to auction. For now, details are scarce, but if we were the betting type, Jack's watch is most likely to end up at Phillips. After the earth-shattering $17.8 million record-setting sale of Paul Newman's Rolex Daytona, the auction house continues to position itself as the one to beat. Given the pedigree and provenance of the piece, we can't say that Jack would be ill served in consigning the piece with Christie's or any of the other auction houses either.robbreport/style/watch-co...-eg17-2760757/