Concord is a relative latecomer to the world of watches
Concord is a relative latecomer to the world of watches, but rather than going down the predictable fashion route it has rapidly become a serious player in the field of high complications with a series of impressively technical timepieces already under its belt.

Brainstorming Session/Watch Help!
Hey Guys,About two weeks ago I purchased my first AP Rubberclad Black Dial. I've had a Yellow Gold Black Dial Rolex Daytona for about 5 years now and rarely wear it as it isn't the most practical watch to wear every day. I've thought about trading it or selling it but was hoping some of your brilliant watch minds could hear a few of my ideas and give some feedback.A little background is that I also have a vintage Rolex Submariner Black Dial and a Cartier Roadster XL Silver Dial. I work in media so I usually wear an Apple Watch to work and mix in the above two.1) Sell Daytona or do even trade and get AP Royal Oak Chronograph2) Sell Daytona and get Rolex GMT II Batman and keep the extra cash (~8/9K)3) Sell Daytona and keep the money4) Keep Daytona and as I get older it'll get more practicalBest,Scott

AP 15202 v AP 154000
Such a big difference...See my 15400 next to the 15202! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

OEM NATO straps on a few... Enjoy!
They're expensive but that's the price you'll have to pay if you wanna play! Enjoy!

Would you buy a perpetual that wasn't displayed on dial?
Curious to see what folks think. Often hear of admiration for craftsmanship and engineering in our watches, some of which we cannot even see without cracking open the watch. Would people still be interested in a perpetual calendar that would keep the date properly set without any user intervention (as in a standard mechanical date/time watch) in February, or 30 month days, but without all the display information on the dial? E.g. a 5227 appearance but the perpetual functionality built inside for a watch that otherwise appears no different.Or an annual calendar such as the 5146 or 5205 that displays the day/month/date but would never need to be touched even in February, because the perpetual functionality is taking care of it?The perpetual info such as leap year would instead be displayed on the back for setting purposes, etc.Guess what I am asking is - is it truly the function that is desired? Is it good enough that it's there without being obvious? Or is part of it wanting the display