Royal Oak or Vacheron Constantin dual time?
Both have the same designation for the GMT models, one is 39mm while the other, the VC, is 42mm, the RO is steel bracelet, the VC is nice in titanium with leather/rubber strap, you have one of each when you buy it, the price new from grey dealer is more or less the same for a new piece.Can't download a pic from the site so here's a link to the VC:.vacheron-constantin/f...7450-000w-9511Same thing for the RO so here's the link:.audemarspiguet/en/wat...k#!CO:RO.EP:COBoth are great looking IMO, the VC being more modern and using titanium.I understand that the debate will be biased this being a AP forum, but what do you think of both models, their pluses and minuses, knowing that I am cutting down on my collection and aiming for a 3 watch collection, 2 of which are ordered, the Rolex Hulk, sub c LV, and the Patek Philippe Nautilus 5712.Which according to you would be the perfect third to complete the trio?Thanks in advance for your thoughts and advices

Serious reliability questions on modern RO's...
I recently wanted to buy a Ro, the regular model new style in 41mm, here's a link to show you which one I'm talking about as I am not a specialist and don't know the OP references:.shop.rivierawatch/fr/...oyal-oak-.htmlThis grey dealer having sold me and my wife a few watches, we have developed quite a nice relation with him and he is very honest.While wanting to buy a watch that he has in stock, he told me to avoid buying one as, according to him, OP has a 25% return rate on their RO's, how is that even possible??? For me 25% return of new watches to the manufacture for defects is just crazy, especially for a brand like AP.Does anyone know about this and have any explanation about how such a thing is even possible?Always thought that AP were nearly flawless watch movements and that you could buy your eyes closed, not according to my grey dealer, since I was hesitating between that one and a Blancpain, that he doesn't have, he told me it would be better to get the BP, that they didn't

Ref # Help.
Hey Team....I've been itching for a chrono and want to pull the trigger on a speedmaster reduced. I saw what looked like Ref 3510.50 with white sub dials. Can anyone point me to the exact ref number for this watch. Thanks so much!

Rare Lady's Seamaster 120
Rare is an overused term I know, but I have never seen another one of these and neither has my other half so indulge me xxx It is a Lady's Seamaster 120 from about 1966, this is the date version (566.007) with a gorgeous little calibre 681 automatic movement. When I can persuade the other half to open it up I will take a photo.It is in fabulous condition and I feel so lucky.It is about 30mm in diameter, so don't be fooled into thinking it is bigger by my tiny wrist

Question on GMT Bracelets
Hi All,I have a (n00by) question regarding GMT (namely 16710) bracelets and the piece by the clasp (I honestly don't know what to call it) and why it can be seen on either side of the clasp mechanism. Is it an era-specific thing? Is it a left hand/right hand orientation thing? Or is there a 'correct' side? Can someone enlighten me? Photos below.