Dial swap on 15300?
So just wondering if I have a 15300 and I wanted to swap the dial (say from silver to black or blue) would Clearwater do this for me at service time? If so how much? Thanks all

Could someone please tell me which Breitling catalog features the Blackbird in
Black steel. Thanks in advance.

Ugh...the noise...the noise!!
I need to start by saying that I absolutely love my Patek 5164. The look is the perfect combination of luxury and stealth. Plus, it feels unbelievable on the wrist. The tropical strap makes it a perfect summer watch when those hot, humid temperatures would ruin a leather strap. I could go on and on singing the praises of this amazing watch. But........But I have to admit, the noise of the rotor is driving me nuts. I knew the Aquanaut had a reputation for making noise before I bought it. But I never knew it would be so audible. Truthfully, I didn't think it would be a big deal for me. In fact, I kind of thought it might be one of those little endearing traits. But having owned it for quite a while now, it's becoming a severe negative.Honestly, I don't get it. How can a watch that costs over $30k sound like a tin can? It really makes me feel like it's not a well-made product. I'm surprised Mr. Stern approved the release of a product that rattles and hums so audibly. I own se

5712r Ultimate Everyday Gold Sports/Dress Watch...?
Hey All,So... I think I've decided to go PP over Rolex with my first gold watch.. as if I get a Rolex.. Im just gonna trade it in 6months for a PP... and I just watched this...https://.youtube/watch?v=Nly2eBN-PYUSo i guess my question is this... BNIB the PP 5712r can be had for around $41,000... is there any other PP model that would be BETTER suited for wearing everyday.. all the time? I feel the Nautilus series is more comfy than the regular Annual Calendars!Let me know.. or of any other brands to look at in this simiar style (but not the Royal Oak.. trading my 39mm Dual Time SS for this Patek!)Thanks!

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I tried to get some heavy metal in my photos, like Jocke, but I could not find a damn thing around the house that would work.So... I did what I always do: go in the back yard, stick the watch on top of the Webber grill and take a few shots.