RO or ROC scratches
Hi Guys, wondering your experiences with scratches on either model in precious metal. I have some marks on the bottom of my bezel, and i cant decide if they bother me or not.

BlackBird shoot with a model
No, not this model This one...

Review: Patek Philippe 5164a (HEAVY PICS)
NOTE: This post is VERY picture heavy so please do not quote when replying!!!As I mentioned a couple of weeks ago, I gifted myself a Patek 5164a for my birthday and promised to share some of my thoughts on this watch. I figured there was no better way to test my new 5146 than to take it on the road. So it came with me this week on my travels.Good morning! Driving to the airport bright and early.Ooops. Forgot to pump up… the 5146 looks fantastic under the bright lights at the self serve pump.Distracted driving has an entirely different meaning to a WIS with a new watch! Shorts and Pateks… I think they work surprising well together!I’m no Gerardo… in fact after seeing his posts, I persistently feel like I’m eating cardboard (it’s McDonalds… so yeah I am).Good travel watch on an otherwise boring flight. My neighbor did comment on my nice rubber strap (he was wearing a Breitling). Talk about nondescript.Can anyone guess where I am?After checking in

14060 bezel insert - fat four?
First time poster who's spent way too long in these forums already :)I've been looking into procuring a 14060 (not a 14060M) and I'm trying to figure out if the original bezel insert would have had a fat four font or the skinny four on the number 40.I've seen both fonts on the 14060s and can't figure out if it's because I'm seeing serviced / replaced bezel inserts or if Rolex just released both variants for the 14060s. It seems important for the anniversary sub, but I have yet to see a write up on just normal 14060s. Anyone able to shed any light?

BLNR: I֪ Noticing a Trend
I’m not the “matching” type of guy. In fact, I’m anti-matching often times. I don’t necessarily want to clash, but I avoid looking too matchy-matchy. My father matches everything. Literally, everything. And I inherited his limited attention span, love of cars, love of watches, and dedication to his wife. But not his desire to match. That said, I’m noticing a very unconscious trend with me. Maybe it’s a sign from the watch gods.