Daytona is to Rolex...
Hi,Quick question your thoughts...SS Daytona is to Rolex...5711/5712 is to PP???? is to API'm basing it on the fact that the watches are highly sought after, somewhat exclusive, and demands a healthy premium in the grey market.Thanks!

A bit of colour landing soon
Been looking for a PO with the orange bezel for a few weeks now and finally bought one from the forum. Can't wait for it to arrive and just checked the tracking number and it has landed in the UK. Getting excited now

Rolex AD or difficulty sourcing in Thailand?
I'll be going to Thailand soon from Houston TX. All ADs here locally have not been able to supply me with a BLNR yet so I was wondering how difficult it was in Thailand. I will going through Frankfurt to Phuket to Bangkok. Is it even worth my time to stop by ADs to see if they have a BLNR and if so, any reccomendations? Also, with the exchange rate (Baht to USD) and declaring taxes etc, would I even come out ahead of my ~$9700.00 it will cost me in the US from an AD after taxes?Thanks!

Am I becoming a bracelet man???
So I’ve always preferred leather straps and NATO / ZULU straps over bracelets... Just never really liked bracelets... All my non-Rolex / Tudor watches I’ve bought on leather. Only one that came with a bracelet was the Kobold, but that has been on NATOS / leather since ~2009. Then enter the BLNR... Had it on the PCL for a year but never really felt comfortable for me. Then bought the SubC... Immediately swapped the glide lock to the BLNR and on a NATO the SubC went just like all my other watches. BBN on NATO, Tudor Sub on NATO (no choice as I bought that head only). So the collection lived on like this for a couple years... And I’ve stood strong by my choice... Say no to bracelets... Then I had to go and buy an Explorer... Was going to buy a Rubber B for it but figured I’d give it a minute. Then I went completely out of line and got a white dial DaytonaC. All the pictures I’ve seen the bracelet looks best (again potentially a Rubber B or Oysterflex).

INCOMING!!! (Sligthly) blue brother for the Z-blue Milgauss!
So, after a year of frequenting this forum and reading, learning on our beloved mutual passion I couldn't help myself and I've cracked for the second time. I'm in it for the long run now. Damn all of you :)Since a couple of months I've been craving a second Rolex to add to my starting watch collection. I'm a sucker for blue and was looking into getting an iconic classic in the professionel line: the Sub or a GMT to add next to my more 'quircky' less conventional Milgauss. TT or precious metals are not for me now, I'm in my late 20's so sticking with SS. The Sub I find a great watch and a timeless classic icon but a litte too common for my taste. And like my Milgauss I like a bit of coulour especially blue and a special feature. So look no further! The GMT BLNR caught my eye with the partly blue ceramic bezel. The blue has so much depth in different lighting circumstances. And it's an impressive fact that Rolex is the only one that can create a flawless dual colored ceramic bezel. I thi