My first time (+incoming)
I've always bought from an AD, but for a long time I've heard so much about DavidSW.. had a business trip in Orlando this past weekend so couldn't pass up the opportunity to meet him and see his one year old store... walked out with a BNIB moonwatch, my first modern omega . Service was fantastic , both David and Dan. Can not recommend enough ! (Ps apologies to any fellow TRF members who think I've gone over to the dark side...)Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

Summer Omega sale
It's that time again. My dealer is cleaning out some inventory.PM me for a sale list.

Help with this omega bracelet
I can't seem to find any info on it, I seem to recall seeing bracelets like these on some older seiko models from the 1970's, anything you can tell me would be appreciated, thanks.

is the 5370P the perfect Patek- Vote
The 5370P is widely considered to be one of the best new watches launched by Patek in many many years.I am a big fan for the following reasons:-It exudes Patek DNA throughout - the case, the movement, the dialBreguet numerals on a black enamel dial - doesn't get much betterA perfectly proportioned case Superb enamel dial In-house PP movementThe question is - would you trade in a number of Patek watches to fund the purchase of the 5370P which would then become your only Patek (with a few Rolex's as daily beaters?)Details on the watch are in the link below:-.patek/en/mens-watches...ions/5370P-001

GMT II or Explorer 2 for Travel? & Safety?
I'm just about to pull the trigger on my first Rolex but I'm having trouble deciding between a GMT II or Explorer 2 and I'm curious what people's opinions are regarding each with regard to safety while traveling. I really want to use the watch as an every day wear while I'm traveling. I'm torn because I'm leaning towards the GMT II but I feel that it stands out more than the Explorer 2 which is more subtle and not as noticeable. I travel a lot, both to relatively safe countries but also to less developed countries such as Thailand, Cambodia, India and places in South America. None of the countries are really that dangerous but I think a less noticeable watch would probably be preferable. Not to mention, the guilt I might feel owning something so expensive in a poorer country. I know people are going to say to just leave the Rolex at home and take a less expensive watch but I would like to take the Rolex with me on adventures so I can have good memories when I look at it in the fu