Need a recommendation for an AD in London.
Hi gents, need an introduction to an AD in London. I have put my name on the waiting list for the 15202OR with the AD in asia but it's been taking too long for the wait and am getting a little impatient. Was hoping someone could recommend an AD in London that would ship the watch across to HKG instead. Able to advice please. Also able to advice what's the cost of the 15202OR in London and what's the tax rebate there? (Is discussing prices allowed in this forum?)ThanksAdrian.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

AP Diver VS New AP Navy....
...what would be your choice?, I love both but would probobly pick up a used Diver as these can be had for a reasonble price nowadays but the navy is still quite expensive as it is still a new model...I have tried the Diver on many occasions but still have not had the chance to see the new navy IRL so any impressions of the navy would be welcome...DiverNavy

I֪ feeling the love.....
Super clear Patek dial, Neptune 5085/1A from 1998-2005.240 movement, steel and a beauty. Doesn�� photograph well but in the flesh is stunning and an absolute bargain in the used market.

FB Rolex Group Trolls
posted this pic on a FB Rolex group, typical FB troll chimed in-stating my DSSD is a fake-since he owns 2 of them-he's obviously the DSSD expert my fake 116660 MK1

Re: Rolex Accuracy - Damn Right!
Hi gang; Before I start let me say: I've been off the forum for a few years. Recently I've rejoined and I'm delighted to find this is still the best discussion group on the internet. Smart, classy and frequently witty posts are a commodity that never gets old. I'm proud to be a member. Anyway......Rolex has been refining their watches more or less continuously. Sometimes there are very noticeable changes like new cases, expanding the dial choices and even desirable bracelet upgrades. But I gotta' say the latest, and greatest movement upgrades are really impressive to me.My new Datejust, which I purchased about 8 weeks ago, has run *dead accurate* since day 1. Yes, it was adjusted for DST but the watch runs about -2 / +2 per day so minutes remain locked to the atomic clock. (My reference)I've owned 4 Rolex watches over 27 years and none have performed at this high level of perfection. In fact I always expect some 'slew' in a mechancal watch - it's the nature of the beast. But, wow this