Oak & Oscar Burnham Review
Over the last couple of years Oak & Oscar has slowly, but surely built up a solid following. Many brands do this, but what makes it particularly interesting in this case is that founder Chase Fancher started this process a couple years before actually having a watch for sale. In fact, we first met the Chicago native not on US soil, but in Basel, at one of the horrendously over-priced coffee bars within the shows halls. It was there that Chase first told us about his brand, his initial watch, the Burnham, and his goal to make something great.Fast forward and Oak & Oscar have become one of the more talked about micro brands of the year. Between a strong following of friends and fans from the #watchfam and #redbarcrew scenes on instagram, his brand got off to a very strong start. He also participated in our Wind-Up: NYC event, where his booth was regularly full of intrigued watch enthusiasts.Before getting to the watch, part of what set Oak & Oscar apart was that he wasn't try

Advice on first ap for keeps
Hi trf!I am currently contemplating my first ap.I have narrowed it down to the 39mm ro blue dial or the ro chrono 41mm in blue or black.My only considerations are:1. I have a puny 6 inch wrist and i am wary of the 41 being too big2. I have heard stories of ap in general having issues with the movement. Should i be worried of the movement in either of the two models?As a background i already have a 5167 which i enjoy very much.Is the ro too similar to the aquanaut?Thanks in advance!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

New Omega Micro Adjustment Clasp
Anyone have any experience with the new clasp they are putting on the sport watches with the micro adjustment feature.I was in the Omega Boutique yesterday and they said it can be bought individually and put on my PO 2500, they said it's like $150, I was shocked Nice to be out of the Rolex world

Perfect Patek?
I'm thinking about watch #2. Tend towards the sportier ones. 5712 is my current favorite Nautilus but I can't handle the day on face and not in a window. From a technical perspective is it hard for a manufacturer to put the date in a window? What is your perfect Patek? For me 5712 hits:Pros:Micro rotor with saphire backAmazing blue dialMoon complicationPower reserve complicationCons:Day on face of dial (not is a window)Small second hand (prefer centered second hand)So the closest thing to perfection for me is the 5960. It would be a stretch for me financially and for my comfort zone of actually wearing it. So sub $30K or $35K what is the best current Patek?

Advice Sought
I have a minor dilemma & would love to hear the collective wisdom from this august group... My current roster consists of a '99 5065, Rolex GMT II (ceramic bezel) and a JLC Reverso Duoface Bleu. I am in the process of adding a 'complication' to the mix and had zeroed in on the 5146g with a slate dial image.jpgI went in to the AD with the intention of consummating the purchase, but they had a 5164 that just arrived and I tried it on. I live in tokyo and travel a lot... the dual timezone complication on that piece is wonderful. I am tempted...My head says the 5146 but there is a slight pull to the 5164, which is kind of odd since I have two dual time zone watches already. If I went with the 5164, I would probably unload the Rolex, but see a difficulty in having the 5065 and 5164. (I cannot unload the 5065 for sentimental reasons). The 5146 is a much more complementary piece and will get a lot of use. Any advice - need to make a call quickly. With the great Yen exchange rate, either o