Need help with a cuff link reference!
Can anyone shed some light as to what cuff links this reference is:BM0724.OKU.04.N031Trying to find pictures but haven't find anything!Thanks in advance

Tried on Galactic 41
I was near the Breitling dealer and had some time to kill, so I went in. I tried on the Galactic 41 with grey dial and I have to say what an amazing watch! It's the perfect size and has a no nonsense dial. Who here has the Galactic 41?

PO ceramic
All,Lurking for a long time but never joined.. apologies.I'm looking for a 232.30.42.21.04.001 as a present for my wife.We are in the UK, looking at various sites the best price seems to be with Authentic Watches at $3750.00 and we can pay this via Paypal.They state that they will mark it as a $500 value on the package so that we try as much as possible to avoid customs charges (yes...).Are they reputable? Any good/ bad experiences/ anywhere cheaper?Thanks in advance..

Patek advice for a Newcomer
Fellow Patek Enthusiasts,My name is George. I have been recently reading the Patek forum in anticipation of adding a Patek. I have seen many of your great pieces, and appreciate your vast collective knowledge of Patek. I am wondering if you could offer me your brief advice on my potential purchase(s) based on the following summary.I live a fairly casual lifestyle. I own my own company, and rarely dress formally ( rare charity events, weddings and funerals). I have many watches, but seem to wear my Rolex DeepSea the most as it seems to fit my lifestyle. The Pateks that I'm drawn to are the 5167A, 5130G/P, and of course the 5270 and it's predecessors in J/R. I have never spent more than 10K for a watch, so this is new territory for me. I don't view myself as a potential collector. I intend to buy what I love, and what I will wear. At the same time, I want to be prudent in my acquisitions.I plan to move on a 5167A soon, but am already plotting my next move!Any advice would be greatly

This Christmas... three brothers... three rolexes
Hey folks, just wanted to take a minute to share something from the heart (please bear with me). Every Thanksgiving, as I reflect on the things I'm thankful for, 2017 was a little different for my family and I. We had a lot of ups and some very low lows. The biggest low was losing a very good friend of mine (whom I consider a brother) to cancer at a young age of 39. He was a very dear friend of my family and we all loved him. He and his family were doing what they loved (missionaries in Guatemala taking care of young, abused girls) and God called him home early. Life is short... nothing is guaranteed. So this thanksgiving, after a long year at work, I decided to go visit my grandmother in HK with my mom. As I sat there with my 91 y/o grandmother with my mom, I couldn't help but reminisce one of the last times we were here together. Back in 2001, after I graduated college and the summer before I started the painful grind of my “work career”, my mom and I went to H