RO perpetual pt
Hi all,After buying an unworn 15300 blue dial last week, there will be an incoming but since it is being sent in Paris and I won't be there before 3 weeks, I won't see it before. I have taken an interest in some AP's, more particularly platinum PC's.If I decide to get one, I will need to sell my CE diver. Would like to know if you think I should and add cash for one. I have already the 5712, the 15300 is paid for and will arrive shortly, and after the holidays I am getting the 5711, which will make 3 white metal watches on bracelet, should I flip the CE diver for a PT PC, which will make 4 white metal watches, 2 RO and 2 Nautilus, or keep the diver? Getting a 60K watch and keeping the diver is not an option.I always found full PT watches very cool, esp 5711 but the RO��s as well, and the only choice possible since the PP is unobtainable and a little expensive for what it is.My choice is basically between these two, a used salmon dial, and an unworn blue dial.The blue dial is great but d

AP Bands
Is there anyone on this forum that has bought a leather strap for their bracelet watch from AP bands? I am thinking of getting a leather strap for my 15400. Seems nice to be able to change every once in a while. How is the quality of AP bands? Are the conversion kits decent?If you have converted your watch, please post pics!!!Thanks!

Breitling Adds ��Code Yellow�� Model to Avenger Seawolf Blacksteel Line
Breitling's Avenger Seawolf Blacksteel model �� a divers' watch with 3,000-meter water resistance and a carbon-treated black steel case �� was one of WatchTime's most popular Watches to Watch of recent months. This week, Breitling announced the release of a new model, limited to 1,000 pieces, called Avenger Seawolf Blacksteel Code Yellow..watchtime/blog/breitl...acksteel-line/

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116613 LB v. LN v. 114060 as an "all purpose" watch
Hi all,As background, I am an attorney who wears a suit 4-5 days a week and currently own the following luxury watches:1980s DateJust with a Jubilee dial on a black leather strap. I wear this with black dress shoes. IWC Regulateur on a brown leather strap. I wear this with brown dress shoes. I would like to add a third all purpose watch -- a watch I could wear for weekends, travel, and with a suit. Here are my thoughts on each of the three I listed above. 116613 LB: This may be my favorite looking Rolex. The issue, however, is I think it would look best with brown shoes, and I already gravitate towards my IWC when I wear brown shoes. 116613 LN: I also really like the look of this watch, and it is a bit more versatile than the LB. I do worry, however, that the two tone with the black dial would be a bit too formal for casual wear.114060: I am a huge fan of the no-date's symmetrical dial. It doesn't quite sing to me the way the LB does, but it may fulfill the all purpose quality t