ROO buckle placement?
Right guys please bear with this newbie and all my upcoming Q's How do you guys prefer the tang buckle to sit?Mines currently more towards the 6 o'clock side, opposed to how I like my Rolex clasps to be central on the underside I'm unsure with the AP strap.Visually central would look better but then think I would push the excess strap further round and stick out a little on the 12 o'clock side, I'm also thinking due to the slight bulge of the strap it protects the buckle from desk marks!For reference strap is the standard length version and I had one slot tighter left spare.

Pxg & ap
I think the kind folks at PXG have an AP addiction just like the rest of us!

Loving the chronomat evolution today
A few shots for your Wednesday!

Buckle discomfort .....help me out
So, as my recent posts indicate, I'm new to Panerai. The tang buckle on my 111 is killing my wrist, the inside edge rubs nonstop. Can anyone recommend a deployment buckle that fits the rubber strap? The watch came with a deployment buckle, but it seems way too narrow for the rubber to fit through....or option B, maybe a buckle that is more comfortable. Has anyone else experienced this same complaint?**posted this from my phone, I apologize for the huge picture. ...not sure how to control that**

The saturation point...
No doubt the Internet has fanned the sales of watches to unexpected levels. Volume of watches sold and prices have gone through the proverbial roof since the coming about of the Internet. Even during the “rough” times resulting from the Chinese authorities brief fight against corruption, etc., the demand for Swiss watches has been unprecedented. Heck, the Swiss watch industry has even survived the nefarious trend of gaudy big watches they invented all by themselves.And I must admit that even though I consider myself inmune from the mischievous cunning of the marketing leprechauns, I have fallen repeteadly into their trap and bought watches I wouldn’t have bought otherwise. However, for the past few months I have been wearing my black ceramic dial GMT every day. And the more I wear it, the more I like it and grow attached to it. It seems as if I my limbic system has finally become lucidly saturated with so many watches. And it feels good to be released from the