Classic chronos... which would you choose?
I want to get a traditional looking chrono, bi-compax, but with more modern dimensions. At this point, I am between the Girard Perregaux 1966 Chrono, or the AP Jules Audemars Gstaad Classic. The GP is 42mm and the AP 41mm, so not much difference there. Both have in-house movements, with an add-on chrono module, so again, both are similar there. Besides the looks of the watch, it comes down to what you get for your money. For about the same price, I can get the Girard Perregaux in 18K gold, but besides the brand not being up there with AP, the movement is not as nicely finished as the AP. The AP on the other hand is Titanium (vs 18K), but has a nicer (better?) movement ticking inside. This particular GP has been discontinued, just like the AP, and both can be had at a very good discount BNIB. Which would you choose?

In house ROC movement...
Would the price for a SS ROC with an in house AP movement go into the $30's? Where does everyone think the price point would be?

Omega and official Olympic timing
I realize timing to the ten-thousandth of a second has been done by computers for decades. So does Omega actually have a hand in this or do they simply sponsor the display of event timing?

WG Oysterflex Daytona Review
Here's a little review I put together of mine for YouTube. For those who are interested, enjoy! https://youtu.be/zly1ZJPR0HA

Advise on pick up a new watch + sizing at the AD.
might be picking a new watch at the end of the week.1st time Rolex Buyer...what advise do you have for me...what should come with the watch...? i asked if they could leave the sticker on but she said generally they don't..? thoughts? do they have to be removed for sizing? Any particular way for sizing? it has the new glide lock.can i ask for tags and bezel protector? etc.thank you.will post PIC by next week hopefully.