Need Help Identifying Leather Strap & Clasp for SMP Ceramic
Hi All,I have a Seamster Professional ceramic (Model: 212.30.41.20.03.001) with a blue dial. I want to change out the bracelet for an Omega leather strap and clasp. I came across this photo and really liked the strap - can you help identify it (I think it's an Omega strap)?Thanks!

I need a change! Lange&S?hne or Patek Philippe
CURRENT COLLECTIONNow I need a change! In one month I will become 27 years old and christmas is also not so far. How do you think about Lange & S?hne SAXONIA Ref.:215.026 and Patek Philippe CALATRAVA 5119?Which one would you prefer? Where is the history, cost performance ratio, quality... the best?Please help me to find a decision.

PAM 372 OEM Assolumente Straps
Long time lurker here. Had my PAM372 for a long time already. It came with the distressed strap and calf. First thing I did was buy the PAM422 assolumente strap. It was my favorite for a long, long time. That and the OEM panerai rubber strap when going near water. I ended up getting a new assolumente strap when the old one snapped with only 2 years of near daily usage. That's when the boutique showed me a new one they had. This is my new favorite. It's the strap that comes on the PAM605I love the color of this. Here's the replacement Asso that I don't even wear anymore. SadThis is the old one before it snapped, maybe that's why it snapped lol.I love straps!Please excuse some of the tacky photos. I feel ashamed. Same reason why I don't take photos of my watch in public anymore lol.

PAM 171 and Ferrari 458 Spider
Im new to the forum thought Id quick intro with a pic. This might be played out (steering wheel / watch pics) but I dont think it getting old. With access so many great cars (I rent exotic cars in LA) and one of my favorite watches, its fun pairing them up. What do you think of this 458 Spider steering wheel shot? Any car/watch combos youd like to see?

Millennials asking questions
While talking watches with different demographics, I can't help but notice the following opinions over and over again, especially from young educated individuals that are less susceptible to any hype:1) Why does Rolex produce diving watches that can go to depths humans can't, when all it does is negatively affect everyday wearability2) Why would you drill an extra hole in the case (HEW), when the few people that actually need one are unlikely to dive with a $10k+ watch3) Why would you make brightly bi-coloured bezels, when Rolex needs to project elegance and class4) Why would you continue to produce so called sports and tool watches, when people doing sports wear Apple, Fitbit, Suunto, etc. and don't want to worry about their watch while doing so (�� substitute your own is it safe activity��). In addition, a smart watch provides significantly more functionality.5) Why does Rolex stick to obsolete looking cases, instead of designing with simple, modern, and elegant curves that project c