Poor visibility with Grey themes..... Any others have similar issues
I have a 42mm ROO grey themes titanium on a bracelet. First of all I have to say that I love the watch and it looks amazing in person. That said, it's a little annoying that the minute it gets a little dim it becomes very difficult to tell the time. When you have an almost 30k watch and you have to take your phone out to tell the time it becomes a real pain.Actually thinking about trading it in for the 44mm ROO stainless and ceramic. Curious if any others have had similar issues.Thanks

My new 5930G
So, I ordered this watch the day it was released at Basel.She just arrived. I was a bit concerned about having two Patek world timers but they are quite a bit different.I really like it a lot. I wouldn't mind it being a little bigger but that's just me.I'm even wearing it today!! Not sitting in the box!!Patek really does blue well!Pix in a second

If you had to choose...
This thread is for the owners of AP and PP mostly but others can chime in, it interests me to know if you had to choose between having either only PP or only AP what would you prefer and why? I mean for those who have both if you had to choose between keeping your AP's or your PP's which ones would it be?Thanks for letting me know your opinion as I went to the AP boutique in Paris and was a little disappointed with the RO's, tried the skeleton and the 15400, and can't say they appealed to me much, tried also the ceramic diver, but in white, and even though it's not for my wrist I did find it very well made and finished…

Milestone: today 21 years ago....
21 years ago today, I got my first Rolex: a 1500 as a gift from my parents for my 21st birthday. As I turned 42 today, I just realized that a Rolex has now officially accompanied me half my life Every Rolex tells a story so here we go: my Rolex journey so far……The 1500 Date from 1971 which I got in 1997 is my first and still my favorite. Black matte dial, stainless steel, oyster bracelet and with 34mm well proportioned. In 2006 I got married and treated myself to a brand new Sub:After a looooong search, 2007 brought me my birth year 1601 of 1976 (with papers)In 2016 I turned 40 and it was time for some gold: again 1976 and with papers :A lot has happened in 21 years: started a wonderful family, enjoyed many nice holidays (Disneyworld rules!) and on every occasion a Rolex accompanied me on my wrist. Needless to say this makes me a very happy and fortunate person :-)Just wanted to share this milestone with you all!

Submariner Parts Compatibility
Greetings TRF! I am in the market for my first Rolex watch I have always wanted a TT Submariner. I also am far more attracted to Submariners with no date. Sadly, I don't beileve Rolex makes a TT Submariner no date.My new thought is to buy a Submariner 14060 and swap out the bezel, dial, insert, crown and handset for those same 18k yellow gold parts from a Submariner 16803, 16808, 16613, or any other TT (yellow gold) Rolex Submariner. I have a couple questions regarding this and I hope you nice folks on TRF can point me in the right direction.Question 1: Does Rolex make a TT Submariner no date?Question 2: Are those parts on a Sub 16803, 16808, 16613, or any other TT Sub going to compatible with the parts on a Sub 14060?Thanks in advance for all your help TRF!- AlLos Angeles, California