Ap secured.... with 12 - 18 months wait.
In uk there are no ap boutiques listed on the ap website.... there are However 8 retailers and 1 service centreI called most of them today.... 3 didn't answer... presumably busy with clients... Marcus - the previous go to place is now closed (as reported here)I was specifically after a 15202 stI was told my name was added to 2 waiting lists - no problem according to ap uk - who also pointed out that the London boutique was no where near launch at this time.... mostly tho I was told first come first served was the usual M.O. for handing out the near mythical 15202 when it arrived in the shop....with something like 10-12 units being the total uk allocation... then with those that had paid deposit being at the top of the call list....Once I was told a deposit wouldn't be taken as it's not fair on me because in real terms the wait was in the order of years!!Then a stroke of luck I have been able to come to an agreement with one dealer, that I am no.2 on their list. The watch allocation

SUNDAY....updated my small collection...
Sunday morning....just want to updated my litle collection....share with you.

Galactic??
Thinking about getting the Galactic as a travel watch...Really like the look, but is it too flashy and therefore will draw attention to those less than desirable characters!????Also looked at the Avenger II GMT..nice, a bit less flashy, but sort of prefer the Galactic..Any comments??THANKS!!!

Pam 28
Hi guys, I have a question for you, I am selling a BNIB Pam 28, the limited edition of 2009, and I have a proposition for 7.900 euros, which is 9.000 dollars US, does that seem like a low price or normal price? Oh and I'm selling it in Europe, since for some watches there are big differences between the US and Europe.Thanks guys

What is an "Old Man's" Rolex ?
Spoke to several WIS recently about collecting going forward and age milestones and both expressed the opinion that a watch collection should always be age appropriate, that is, reflect the age of the wearer. So what would that mean exactly, especially in Rolex terms? Does that suggest that a Day-Date or Cellini on the wrist of a 25 year old, or an Air King on a 70 year old, is bad form? If you are in assisted living must you be sporting a Patek and not an SKX? If you are immature can you then wear anything? I do see a lot of two-tone in Florida among older people, can that possibly a guide. Question is whether you feel age should be part of the decision on what you buy, and whether your collection should necessarily be one thing at 30, 40, 50, or 60+ years of age, regardless of your exact likes. And, is there in fact an old man's Rolex?