Thoughts on the 2015 ROC 41mm Two tone
Hi guys,I happened to try on the new 41mm ROC two tone (Ref15400SR.OO.1220SR.01), at an AD today and thought it looks quite cool on the wrist. Sad thing, as I have just realized, is that I did not take any wrist shots.Would like to know what you guys think of this recently released model.(Here is a pic If found on the net)Thanks,Abner

Just picked up this SuperOcean Heritage LE Chrono
Have been eyeing Breitlings for a long time and finally pulled the trigger. Just picked this up and am looking forward to getting some wrist time with it.

Omega Reference Number
Hi all,I am selling my 2001 Omega Speedmaster. Its a really nice watch, but I recently upgraded so its time to let my Speedmaster go. I've decided to do it locally so I don't have to hassle with shipping, plus I've never sold a watch before so I'm not a TS.I posted it on Craigslist. Respondent didn't ask for my Watch Number, but he asked me to give him the Reference Number. Is it safe to do so? Most of the watches I see for sale on this Forum block the (serial) numbers out. Thanks!

Seamaster Over South Carolina-Enroute
Enroute-EKN to CLW 6,500 ft msl.

ImpoSSible
There's been an overwhelming barrage of threads lately where regular Joes like myself have complained about the impossibility of getting a stainless steel Rolex at retail. I only very recently (last week) learned of just how impossible a feat this really is. The popular SS models are pretty much exclusively reserved for VIP's-- people who've spent $100k+ on jewellery and less-desirable Rolexes/watches-- and while they may have lists for us ordinary shmucks, they don't really mean a thing. Even if you're so lucky to hear the (deceitful) words you're on the list, it's really just a thinly veiled no as there'll always be someone who comes along before your name is reached who'll get dibs first. It just really irks me that having the money--$10k+-- is simply no longer enough to get you a watch. $10k may be chump change to some folks on here, but to the vast majority of the world it's a hell of a lot of money, no less to spend on a mass-produced watch boasting such antiquated mechanisms- ju