Manufacturing process 15202
Dear Members, I have heard that the premium charged by AP on the gorgeous 15202 (vis a vis the 15400) is also due to a different, more elaborate and complex manufacturing process. Is this correct, and if so, what are the differences exactly? Is there any source/reference that provides more information on that?ThanksAbdullah

Back into PP
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Where to buy straps in NYC
Im flying to NYC this week, but I dont have time to order/buy online, so I need some suggestions of good brick and mortar store in the city.Any idea?Enviado do meu iPhone usando Tapatalk

First Rolex - Submariner 114060
Hey guys!I just bought my first Rolex and thought I would share my story on this forum. I started getting into watches a few years ago and my small collection already contains a Tag Heuer Carrera Calibre 5 and an Oak and Oscar Sandford. I guess I caught the rolex bug a few months ago... So, the Rolex bug being hard to cure I pulled the trigger on a submariner today at lunch. Here's the story.At first I was unsure about which model to get, I was torn between the Submariner and the Batman. In the end I decided to go with the Submariner as I feel it fits me better and is more discreet. So during the holidays I wrote to a local AD to inquire about the availability of the no date submariner and the Batman. I got a negative response on both watches and they also told me that there is a waiting list for these models. Damn that sucks, but gotta move on... Then last Saturday I placed a phone to another AD located 2 hours away from where I live. Well guess what he had both the Submariner and th

Glad There Are No BLNR's At AD
I am a compulsive buyer. I wanted one so bad two months ago, that if it was available at retail I would have bought it instantly. I currently own a Coke 16710, a TT 16713, and a most recent purchase of a brand new Deep Blue at the AD. All exceptional watches and a joy to wear and have. Time to step back. The waiting period has allowed me to look at things from a different perspective. If you have more money than you know what to do with, stop reading this now. I certainly don't and have a plethora of priorities as money to me is worth at least 7%. There is no way I am ever going to pay over MSRP for any watch, so I started thinking of the excuses, or reasons for wanting a sought after Rolex. I ended up disqualifying most of them. Here they are:1) I will buy the watch because I am so in love that I will wear it for life. Best reason, go for it.2) I love to have what everyone wants so bad and cannot get. Sure, we all feel this way and proud to be the owner of a valued item. Hardly a reas