Re: Speedy nato strap
I have the speedy 42mm on bracelet. I will be going with NATO strap soon. I went to an AD and saw some OEM Omega Nato straps. I know that its over price but I like it because of the Omega buckle and omega etching on the keepers. For those of you guys who have the OEM Nato straps how do you like it?I have generic Nato straps on my other watches but sometimes its either too short or long and quality depending on makers of Nato strap not that good.If I was going to go aftermarket again what sites would you recommend? Thanks!Ryan

Co-axial Performance
Can someone explain/define what is meant by chronometric performance? The following is taken from the Omega website explaining the benefits of co-ax.The brand's exclusive Co-Axial calibres, launched in 2007, deliver better chronometric performance than any other series-produced watch movement in the world.

Good ole purchase advice.
Hello All: New member here but have visited the forum many times. Excellent. I am on the verge of trading my 5070g, with cash to boot, for a 5970R. I am also considering the original dial 5270g, as the prices have now fallen to level well below the 5970. I was hoping for some advice it general. I know these are very personal decisions but for me anyway, this is a significant amount of money. Thanks!

Patek Nautilus 5711...finally pulled the trigger
Hi everyoneAfter a couple of months agonizing over whether to sell my AP RO 15400 and Daytona, I finally did and got the 5711.It was quite a long search, as no AD I called had them in stock, most had waiting times of up to 6 months and above. In the end I got in touch with a friend of mine who happened to know of someone who had one kept in his safe. After a few days of negotiating I finally got it and I couldn't be happier.Initial impressions:1. The 5711 is so easy on the wrist, compared to the AP 15400. Whereas the 15400 was on the heavy side, the 5711 feels so much lighter in comparison. I was constantly afraid of scratching the AP because it felt heavy on my wrist (of course this does not mean that the 5711 is less scratch prone). The 5711 feels much more ergonomic in this sense.2. The 5711's profile is quite thin, which I like very much. It makes the whole watch look classy.3. The dial is just superb. The blue changes at every angle. I can't quite describe it, but it is

Is this a silly trade?
I have a 116238 all gold datejust that I was thinking about doing an even trade for a pre-owned 116503 2016 box and papers and a Turnograph 116264 old new stock still stickered. I have always wanted a Turnograph and a Daytona. I do wear my gold datejust but it is super heavy on the wrist and has not been the most comfortable to wear. In my collection I have a 37mm Yatch master on the oyster flexHulk37mm Royal oakSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk