new member with a question
Hi guys,I am new here .. i got few rolexes and looking for my 1st AP. I saw this on chrono24, is this model popular ? 1st time I see it..chrono24.ae/audemarspigue...-id4115488.htmIsn't the price kinda low for a annual calender ?

Watches and people who don't understand
I'd post this under general Rolex discussion but I feel that the Audemars section people are more my family than them, so I thought I'd get your opinion on it.Recently I've taken to Tumblr as other forms of social media kind of bore me. Anyways I wrote a post, if you guys have a minute I'd love some feedback and opinion on what happened to a friend of mine at a party regarding the watch on his wrist. Have you experienced any negative discussions or attacks based on what's on your wrist?tmblr.co/ZwzV5yPxpDLCThanks! Sent from my iPad 3 using Tapatalk

Issues with Rodium Plating on Omega NZL-32
Calling all Omega experts:2 concerns about the NZL-32 that I would like your input on:1) Should I be concerned about getting a watch which Omega has discontinued (ie from a service or resale perspective)?2) What is the impact of the Rodium plating? Does this mean the watch will have problems with the finish in the future?Many thanks.

Buying an unsealed watch
To the knowledgeable PP lovers-I'm purchasing my first Patek and have a question. Is there a difference in purchasing a double sealed piece versus one that is already opened and available for trying on? Is there potential for a discount on a piece in the showcase versus a sealed safe queen?To clarify I'm buying from a PP AD. Thanks in advance.

SS Rolex Sky Dweller Blue vs. AP Royal Oak 41mm 15400 Blue
I'm aware this is a forum for Rolex enthusiasts and owning three myself (GMT BLNR, Two-tone ceramic GMT 116713, Sub-C 116610LN) I'm clearly a fan. However, lately I've been torn between the SS Sky Dweller in blue and the AP Royal Oak 41mm 15400.The Sky-D is a bit flashy for me but I love the GMT function (yes I know I already have two GMTs but I travel internationally for work quite often) and the bright gorgeous dial, heft and 42mm size. It is definitely a statement piece that will draw a lot of attention and praise. And an amazing complication by Rolex. The AP Royal Oak on the other hand, especially in blue, is an absolute classic. Simple, elegant, timeless and exudes pure class without being flashy. One of the rare watches that can be worn as a sports or dress watch. Only 10mm thick making it a very understated 41mm. Both are currently very hard to get as the AP has a boutique-only 1-2 year waiting list here in Singapore and the Sky-D might be even longer, especially the blue