Is the 15450 big enough?
Hi guys, finally joined the AP owners club.When researching I was torn between 39mm and 37mm. My wrists are only 6.5 but I read a lot of people being a little bit down on the 15450.It's true that the 39mm has some historical importance and I did want one for that reason, but getting the right size for the wrist is so important in my view.For me, the 15450 is perfect. So if you're a chap with smallish wrists, then forget the stigma attached to the number 37 and buy with confidence.

Orange PO, orange Croc
Hi All, just got this orange croc strap for my PO. what do you fellows think?

Pam 676
Anyone have one? Looking to get one. Best watch I have tried on as far a panerai

Four Crowns Watch Service for light polish?
Howdy!Has anyone out there ever used four crowns for a polish? I can't get ABC Watchwerks to respond to my emails but four crowns has been Johnny on the spot. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Sizing my BLNR
So after playing around with the sizing on my BLNR I’ve found the most comfortable for me is by having 5 links on the 12 o’clock, 4 links on the 6 o’clock, microadjustment in the middle slot, and easylink extended out. Is it ok to have the easylink extended all the time? I would prefer to have the easily link closed so I have to option to extend when my wrist swells up. My guess is a full link is 10mm, easy link is 5mm and each microadjustment slot is 3mm. My preferred fit of 9 links, middle slot in the clasp, and easylink extended is a baseline of 0. My index finger fits under the clasp. If I keep the same amount of links, close the easylink (-5mm) and go to the loosest adjustment on the clasp (+3mm), I would be 2mm smaller than the baseline. This is my second choice, but I’d prefer to have it a tad looser as only my pinky fits under the clasp. If I add an extra link (+10mm), go to the tightest slot (-3mm), and close the extension (-5mm) I would be 2mm larger t