15450 silver meet his older sibling 15300 blue
Not too much difference in size from this angle. And the light silver in the 15450 produces a visually larger dial. Time to remove the protective stickers off the '450.

Diver strap got bigger?
HiI just bought the new diver strap, and usually I wear it on the second pin, now I put my watch for few hours in the Watch box, which is not so high quality, and i notice now the rubber got bigger?? on the second pin its like wearing on the 3rd pin. Is there any solution? or way to avoid? Now Pin 1 is too small, and pin 2 is big as well. Do i need to buy a new strap ? ?

I have nothing to look forward to....
as my grail is officially on my wrist I know to many it looks just like my last one, but look at the 5 o'clock... It makes the world of difference to me :)

White Gold President on BLRO
Anyone try this and have photos?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Rolex future potential changes...
Hypothesis 1: If the market for mechanical watches became thin enough, Rolex could possibly choose to only produce watches in precious metals. If Rolex were to find itself in a situation in which sales had significantly dwindled on a majority of stainless steel watches due to disinterest by millennials, Rolex could choose to focus on a core group of very wealthy individuals and only provide very expensive precious metal models. $38,000 for a gold Sub? Nope. More like $100,000 or more. Extreme exclusivity could be cultivated if necessary. Not sure how well that would work out, but it is an option if market conditions get incredibly harsh in the next couple of decades.Hypothesis 2: Due to current worldwide market conditions for mechanical watches and millennials, Rolex may have already implemented a strategy to make very limited runs of various models with mild changes. These models will only last a few years at most before being changed again. This could have the effect of bri