A Classic Vintage Watch, Circa Now: The Jaeger LeCoultre Master ControlGeographic
Imagine a crisp fall, Sunday. Cold enough to wear a sweater, hot enough to subdue the top on your vintage Mercedes SL. You and your beloved are directed to Manhattan after a weekend in the country. And what is on your wrist as you admire the foothills of the Hudson Valley? The Jaeger LeCoultre Master geographic control, it is, of course. If you think chic and classical words should always be used in tandem, it is the watch for you. Brown leather band perfectly accompanies the case of stainless steel and transports you at a time when metal bracelets were worn only on the sports watches. Unlike the more complicated watches, which may begin to look confused, the face of this Jaeger has a simple, clean look.

15202st vs 15202or vs 15305st
Hey guys so my 39mm Panda Dial ROC was my first nice watch and I have always thought of it as a keeper. However, service is due next year and come to think of it, I have rarely worn the watch at all since my collection has grown a lot in the past 2-3 years due to the fact that the single fold clasp is extremely uncomfortable for my wrist. I'm considering replacing it with one of the three choices listed above and would like to hear thoughts on which you all prefer. The replacement has to be a Royal Oak for me because it is what got me interested in horology in the first place. Also versatility is not a concern for me as this will be in rotation with a other watches. Thanks in advance!

Request for PAM 392 vs SubC size comparison
Hi All,I am debating between the 40mm PAM48 vs the 42mm PAM392.Anyone has a side by side comparison of the 392 vs the submariner or Speedmaster?Would like wrist shot and far away if possible.Max limit of my wrist is 40mm watch. Tried on the 44mm and it's a no go. PAM48 would fit, but wondering if it is too small, or the 392 is too big.I have a sub so the 392 vs sub would be appreciated.thanks!!!

Rolex AD price-forming policies
Hi,I am curious whether there is a rule/obligation for all authorized Rolex/Tudor ADs to sell the watches at the official MSRP lists?Can the ADs profit by adding extra on top these prices?In case this is a normal practice, let me know. I have the feeling that it is not, but I am not certain.A local EU AD just told me prices over the phone which are approx 10% more than the list price. Could that be a mistake?ThanksSent from my MI 5 using Tapatalk

Wow Incoming: what a guy! ArizonaPaul
Maybe some of you have seen this thread maybe not, but our good buddy Paul had the good fortune of buying a new SS Sky D only two weeks after showing casual interest in the watch. It was a quick turn of events for him but the opportunity present itself so he jumped.Here’s the thread...https://.rolexforums/showthre...00#post8110100Paul expressed some concern that the watch might not even sing to him but didn’t want to pass up the chance. I reached out to him saying if it’s not for him I might be a buyer.On a side note: Coincidentally I bought a d-blue almost 2 years ago and after a week realized it wasn’t really the watch for me. Guess who took that watch off my hands after a private message exchange!? ;)So I speak with Paul on the phone, explain that the watch is actually a watch my dad wants and I’ll be buying it for him (not as a gift unfortunately, just making all the arrangements, etc).After a lovely conversation, Paul tells me he’s gonna sell