When it comes of style and function in the Oris size diving world really important.
In fact, liked the best!This essential diving watch is very visible under water and not only because of its size. Inlays Superluminova dark orange special indices bright glow - even in the darkest of the waters. The movement of the separate special regulator minute, hour and small second displays are also clearly when it comes to diving safety. Bone Crown makes it doubly safe watch as accidental adjustments are almost impossible. Waterproof to 100 bar / 1000 metres and with a screwed helium valve, is really a must for all serious divers.But this magnificent beast is at home on land that it is in the water. The subtle black dial with the wave design printed and the case of lightweight titanium are a gentle giant - no place in the home or Office. The enormous whole watch is regulated by a small spring just 0.035 mm thick. When it comes of style and function in the Oris size diving world really important.

Let's See some (Non-Royal Oak) AP's!
The Audemars Piquet section of these forums is stacked heavily towards the Royal Oak and Royal Oak Offshore models. I'm also a big fan of the Royal Oak watches (and have a 15400).My other AP, which I just got locally used (price too low to refuse), is an Edward Piguet in stainless steel (15015ST-0-0001VS-01). I estimate from the serial number (E-12xxx) that this watch was produced sometime in 1999.So, let's see some photos of your non-Royal Oak AP's!

Incoming 5990
they do come in batches... happy to add mine to the few deliveries on the forum that have happened recently.Absolutely love the watch. To me its big, without being overwhelming. Its sporty and casual and can also be dressed up too. In some ways its my most versatile watch. If i had to go somewhere in one trip and was going to the beach, somewhere where i would be wearing a suit, and then out on the town and could only take one watch, this would be the one. All the best complications combined into one watch.

116618LB but at what cost?
I've been wanting a 116618LB, ideally mint from 2015-2017 for low/mid 20s. A trusted grey dealer here in Boston says he can get me a new one for 28.5k, which is more than I'd want to pay for new. 27.4 would be 20% off msrp and more palatable, even if a few thousand more than a mint recent used one that I'm primarily looking for. Question is, do you think that's worth it at 28+? For me I think it's more the principle of the thing than the actual 1k difference off what I think would be fair for new. Should I stick to my guns and keep looking, or just go for it? A big consideration for myself is that I only pay cash and thus need to buy in person, ideally locally.

looking forward to 2018
So after a bad year in 2016, a few family loses RIP, decided to treat myself to a nice watch.....looked at the Omega speedmaster moon watch, and still really like, but decided Rolex was what I would really like, went for the DJ11 blue smooth, this was in Oct.This was where the slippery slope started!!!2017Mid Feb added the polar explorer11Mid May lucky/fortunate to add the sub Lvc and gmt BLNR same day!!Mid June Tudor BB BronzeMid Sept Tudor BB Red etaMid Nov Tudor Pelagos eta2018Confirmed I am on the lists for SeadwellerWhite DaytonaDeepsea BlueSky Dweller blackSo while the wait for the call/s begin, its time to actually enjoy what I have.All the best to everyone.