RB2 On Rubber.
Whaddya you guys think. ? Keep or Change Back to Stock. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I337 using Tapatalk

AP on Lebron James
Hi all,I'm a bit of a newbie and not too savvy with computers, but I saw what appears to be a ROO on Lebron in the post game interview. I hope this link works. If it doesn't, it's on nba and you can find it if you search 'Lebron Post game interview'. Any idea what model this is?.nba/heat/video/2012/0...MESmov-2104333

6102P (and 5160R)
During a recent visit to an AD with whom I have no pre-existing relationship, I was offered a double sealed 6102P which the AD has in stock. I have no idea how rare (or otherwise) this model is, but can see that it is generally an application piece. That said, there seem to be a fair number for sale on Chrono24.Assuming that I can afford to buy the watch and might do so more as an investment than as a watch to wear, should I be snapping it up as an offer which is too good to pass up on, or is this something of a recherch�� piece with only a limited appeal. I notice that it is not much discussed here, which leads me to wonder.I would also welcome any guidance as to whether I should be seeking a discount (and, if so, how much) or whether I should regard myself as very fortunate to have been offered the piece and to snatch it from the AD's hands at list price !I was also offered a 5160R, which is truly a beautiful piece, and to which the same questions apply. Although it is obviously no

More PAM 424
photo taken with IPhone untouched. Love the lume in my watch box.

Polar Explorer II 16570
Hi all,This is my first post on the forum, so apologies ahead of time if these are dumb questions (though I've done my best to scour the internet/forums to get as much info as possible beforehand).I'm in the market for a watch with a GMT complication, and think I've settled on the Polar Explorer II, ref. 16570. It seems to be universally praised as being the best bang for your buck and also flies a little under the radar, which are both appealing of course. I know this particular reference has different combinations available (T < 25 vs. Swiss only vs. Swiss Made, holes vs. no-holes, non-SEL vs. SEL). I think I prefer luminova as opposed to tritium, as I would want there to still be some functionality there. I've read that Swiss only means luminova whereas Swiss Made indicates superluminova, but I've read inconsistent posts between the two. So Question #1 - is superluminova indeed superior to luminova in terms of performance (brightness/longevity), or is it simply a name change?Next