Royal Oak 36mm Question
Hello Everyone--After being a wall flower for several months I have finally taken the plunge into the community. I was hoping someone could post some wrist shots and possibly a side-by-side of a rolex date just and a Royal Oak 36mm. I have a 7 wrist and have been tempted by the 36mm royal oak for some time now because I've heard it wears big like a 38mm. Some photos and some testimony would really help me decide what size is right for me.Cheers,-Franco

Limited Edition Moon Watch.
Hi guys. I've been offered a limited edition presentation boxed Omega moonwatch pro. Model ref no 311.33.42.30.01.002. Unused item for �� 3,500. Good deal or not ?

Omega speedy 3570.50 chrono's defect? Help needed��!!!!!!
This is a new watch from AD and it has been with me since new year eve. when i push the start button of the chrono the hand moves a little to the left before it engages, the movement is obvious and i never seen it happening on any video of similar watches, i took it to the dealer tonight and i checked similar watches there and it did not do that��. before going into the conversation with the AD my question is:Is it normal? did any one experience something like that?I videoed the watch and am posting the link here, please excuse the quality of the video.https://.youtube/watch?v=awQ1TpsxnMcAny experts who can identify this defect please chime in, or is it defect to start with?

Plant Ocean price in vancouver
Hi, everyone.Does anyone know the Omega Plant Ocean MSRP price in vancouver?Just want get one for my 35 birthday.Thanks.

233 "dot" not so rare...
In reading all the posts here about 233's, I very often see that the 233 dot models are harder and harder to find, that's the answer given most of the time to members thinking of buying a 233.But there not so hard to find, just taking a look on Chrono24 there's about 5-6 of them on sale, not new but in mint condition going around 7.000-8.000 euros, compared to the AD price of 10.900 euros for a new model it seems to me much more interesting to get a dot model, they're much cheaper, and as much as I like the AM/PM version, I wanted as my first Pam to buy the 335 in ceramic which has AM/PM, but the seller sold it the day before and proposed me the 233 dot, which I gladly purchased, if I should get a 4th Pam it would either be the 36 or the 335, I do prefer the 233 in it's dot version.Especially it's nicer IMO to have a model which is out of production than to pay a lot more for an actual production model, so for those thinking of buying a 233, the dot ones are still easy to get, so save