Vintage RO Bracelet Stretch/restoration
Hi Friends, Merry ChristmasI was trying to look up on this topic but can't seem to find any concrete answers here. Hopefully if anyone can chime in on this matter.I'd looked at a vintage RO 25654 BA in 18k Yellow gold. However I found the several links to be quite worn with significant play between them. I know the end bars are welded at the end (there is a very mersmerizing video of how the RO bracelet is craftedWould AP be able to service/restore the condition during the spa sessions?Also would you guys have experience getting the watch authenticated at the boutique if it's a private dealer's transaction.Thanks for the help guys

Wondering if there is an AP comparable to the SubC in price?
Hey guys. Planning for my next time piece and I'm quickly falling in love with the AP brand. I've done a lot of web searching so I think I already know the answer to this but I'm wondering if there is a model in the 5-10k range?Please advise if I have hope or if I should keep dreaming Thanks

It's here and my fears were unfounded
Yes, my Seamaster 300 Master Co-Axial arrived this afternoon and I could not be more pleased. (Pictures later so for now, you will have to take my word that I have it on my wrist.)As some of you know, my first reservation about this model was the thickness of the case and how it would wear on my round wrist. I had to remove 3 and a half links but the fit is perfect - very comfortable. But I can tell that the ratcheting clasp will be a blessing on humid days. The 41mm case is the perfect size for a vintage look.Now what about the PCLs? I know that fingerprints and scratches will probably drive me crazy but Omega did a good job recreating the look of the original 300 bracelet. The watch is supposed to look like the original and it does. I can live with the PCLs, at least for now.I've owned the 2500 LM PO LE (a beautiful watch without a doubt) and an 8500 PO that wore like a hockey puck on my wrist. In my current stable, I have my second modded 2254.50 but I suspect it will soon be findin

Parts Needed
Does anyone know where I can get the tiny bushings used to secure the link pins in a Bond seamaster bracelet? I need four.Thanks

Hoping to get some Datejust II questions answered
I currently have a stainless DJ 36 on a jubilee, and wanted to upgrade to something a bit bigger. I started looking into the larger styles, and really fell in love with the DJ on the left. As I was researching, I see people talking about the DJ II and the DJ 41, as if they're different models, but I thought that the DJ II pictured is the 41? I think there's something I'm missing or am not understanding lol.Also, I was wondering if anyone knew what the roman numerals are called when they're outlined in gold (pictured on the right) as opposed to the solid gold numerals (on the left)? Could someone explain why there's a bar at the 9 o'clock marker on the one one the right, and why it isn't on the left? Sorry for all the questions, I just want to make sure I understand everything before I buy. Thanks guys.