Quiz - Knowledge -Help
Hi All, New hear in terms of posts but been reading for some time. Great forum to pass some time learning about other peoples passions and desiresI need some help and assistance. Recently purchased a very nice AP Panda on a steel bracelet. I would like the option of a Rubber / leather daily beater strap. Thought I would just take my time see what comes up on flea bay and assemble a complete strap over time.. So starts the Quiz.Pictures are of links purchased for Royal Oak Offshore. The steel bracelet is Genuine AP. What do you feel the links are for because they do not fit well? They will fit in the cut out in the watch case and width is spot on but end angles are not the same (last pic) and they have no movement when installed. They can be fitted but don't look or feel right compared to the OE.The angle of the link top to bottom appears to be too steep. Not advertised as genuine so could even be from a replica piece of s*ite, as the finish o the sides of the links is poor quality!Any

Blackbird
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Patek 5712R and 5712G on rubber strap
Who owns one of these references and has fitted the secondary rubber strap that comes with the watch? Please let me see your pictures.

Countdown clock
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The Rolex LVC with Thomas Jefferson pocket watch.
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