Bulgari Diagono line synonymous
The 50-meter water-resistant watch goes on a brown alligator strap fitted with an 18-K rose gold buckle.No wonder, such a super-hero as Iron Man wears wristwatches from the Bulgari Diagono line synonymous to top Swiss quality, maximum precision, attention to detail and durability.

New AP ROO Owner
I just acquired this beauty from our local legend DavidSWI can't believe I'm an AP owner now!!!This watch is unreal!

AP Royal Oak Skeleton
For all those AP fans out there! A stainless steel and gold version i605.photobucket/albums/t...Skeleton-7.jpgi605.photobucket/albums/t...Skeleton-6.jpgi605.photobucket/albums/t...Skeleton-5.jpgi605.photobucket/albums/t...Skeleton-4.jpgi605.photobucket/albums/t...Skeleton-3.jpgi605.photobucket/albums/t...Skeleton-2.jpgi605.photobucket/albums/t...Skeleton-8.jpg

Steel vs Gold: Daytona Oysterflex
I bought my 116519 a few months back. At the time I wore my SS 116500 almost exclusively on Oysterflex, with aftermarket end links, to emulate the look of the 116519. When I got the WG Daytona, I put the Oyster PCL bracelet back on the SS Daytona, and have been wearing like that ever since.Then yesterday, I switched the SS Daytona back to OF and I have to say I might just prefer my make shift Oysterflex SS 116500 more than the beautiful, and natural born oysterflex 116519.Hear me out. They're very different, so this is not your typical which is better, 114060 vs 116610 type of talk. It's not really apples to apples. I know there are many variables to consider when squaring these two watches off. There's retail price, secondary market price and demand, oyster bracelet and PCLs vs Oysterflex. It's not really a fair comparison to make and to be fair, these two watches don't compete for wrist time. They both have a time and place in my rotation. I absolutely love both pieces and l

New year thoughts
Happy New Year to all!I was just reflecting on the year gone by when I looked at my profile on this forum. I joined in 2012 when I bought my first proper watch which happened to be a Rolex 116520 white dial. I then reflected on how many watches have been through my ownership since then and I found myself very surprised at the number of them and it's only been 5 years. Some years have been quite dormant but these last two years I admit I've been through a few.Does anyone care to share any similar experiences? I've always bought with the intention to keep but since 2015 only one has remained constant and that is the 79220N which I nearly sold but changed my mind at the last minute and asked for it back from the dealer.The list of watches I have had which I can remember are listed below but not necessarily in chronological order! And of those I still have a few.Daytona 116520 white x 2Daytona 116509 black wg Speedmaster DSOTMDatejust II silver / Arabic 116610LV x 215300st blueBroad arrow