Breightling Emergency Question
When you press or release the emergency button/screw, how do people know to come look for you? What happens exactly?

Calatrava Advice? (This or That Content)
I'm planning for my #2 Patek. I have a Nautilus chrono 5980/1A as a sporty daily wearer. Now I want a dress watch from the same manufacturer.My favorites are the 5120And the 5296What I love about the 5120 is that it is what I think of when I think dress watch. Elegant and iconic, two hands and no date. It would be neat to have a micro-rotor for a change. At 35mm, I am concerned it may become too small, although I have tried it on and like it at the moment (7.5 wrist).The 5296 I have owned before and loved, but I needed the equity to secure my Nautilus (no regrets!) and traded it. I love the size. I also love the flexibility in terms of wardrobe: it dresses up nicely on a shiny black strap, and looks good with jeans and a polo shirt when it has a matte chestnut brown strap on it. My other minor concern is resale. Chances are I'll add cash/watches to it to upgrade to a 5205 down the road. Thanks to all who advise saving up for what I want but what I want at the moment is one of these Cal

Is one submersible enough? 243 vs 87
I currently own a PAM0243 sub but I'm head over heels with the blue dial orange patina PAM087. I'm not a huge fan of the luminor case but I've been obsessing with the blue dial for almost three weeks now, pondering if I should own both. I have no inclination whatsoever to part with the 243. Is there anyone on here that owns both?

Can I wear my Rolex in the Appalachian Mountains?
Spring Break 2018 in the gorgeous Appalachian mountains of North Carolina. I think the Datejust II is up for the task! White dial right at home with the beautiful powdered snow in the background. She is far from her normal comfort zone of central Florida but seems right at home on my wrist wherever I am! Happy Spring Break 2018!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

My path to this new DJ36 (pics)
Morning everyone - I could spend hours writing; however, I will just share a bit of background leading to my most recent acquisition, a 116200. I have had them all (in the stainless sports line); 11610, 116610, 14060, the DJ II, 16710, GMT BLNR and GMT LN, Expy II Polar and Explorer 36. I have had my share of Omegas as well. Nothing really fit quite right, or went perfect with my daily outfits - alternating between suits/dress clothes daily for work to the super casual on weekends. So, after much searching, some flipping, I believe I have found the perfect watch for me. The size is perfection, although it took about a week for my eyes to adjust. My wrist is just 7 inches. For anyone out there struggling with choosing a less-popular model than the beautiful SS sports models, go for it. You will be happy. The legibility, the comfort, the accuracy. I love it. Here are some pictures of my 116200 DJ 36.