Nice!
Thank god AP offers this 37 mm RO. As much as I love the blue dials, the larger 39 - 41 mm models are just too much for my wrist, size wise. This will have to do. Of course, if they bring this out in blue, I really am going to be in trouble . . .

Omega 145.0303 Prototype
Hello guys,I was just wondering if anyone has any idea about Omega Prototypes. I recently came across a 145.0303 40th anniversary prototype. I had a look at the movement and case and everything else. I was exactly like the limited edition ones but had a 0000 serial. I was thinking about buying it but i am unsure if it is worth what the buyer is asking. The watch is new and looks amazing. Any ideas? would appreciate some opinions. I guess such a watch as it would be unique would be somehow really specialThanks

Sometimes you just get lucky!
A while ago, I decided that I wanted another Moonwatch, having flipped one a few months ago. Not just any Moonwatch, though - an early to mid-90's late tritium dial, perfect case and complete package. The tritium would need to be dark, and everything about it pristine.I thought that I'd have a pretty long wait because I really am a fussy sod when it comes to my watches; anyone who's bought one from me will probably testify to that. What I wasn't expected was to find the precise watch I was looking for almost immediately. Not only that, but a watch with 100% provenance, having been owned by a member of TZ-UK's father for five years from new, and then by the seller himself until he decided to let it go. I bought it barely daring to hope that it was the watch I was looking for, but it arrived today and it really is... perfect. A reference 3590.50 from 1995, with the loveliest dial I've seen on a Speedy. In fact, it's the loveliest Moonwatch I've seen.Enjoy the photos...

Deployant strap question
I ordered a 16mm rose gold Calatrava deployant for my 5296R. I want to order a strap from Camille Fournet. My strap is currently a 115mm and 75mm for the Tang buckle. What lengths are the strap for the deployant, I know the Patek branded straps are marked B for the Tang and D for the deployant. Also is there abspecial thickness to fit under the buckle?

Sky Dweller?? To pull trigger or not...
My AD has a 2 tone Sky Dweller with white face in stock. I am tempted to get it, but was leaning towards Stainless with blue face. My AD had no idea when that model would be available. I'm relatively new to the Rolex world, but find it curious that stainless is preferred over 2 tone. I guess its price point to some extent? Anyway, any advice guys/gals?