Didn't take me long. Thinking of flipping up to a Diver. Questions!
I got my 15400 a few weeks ago and I love it. Awesome watch, no complaints. Thing is, I've always loved the diver and I'm thinking about flipping up to get it, despite the fact that AP is not in the top 3 anymore Not an option to have both right now. So, here are my questions:For those that have the diver and a 15400/15300, how does it wear? I've tried on the diver once and thought it was a little big but I'm willing to forgo that if it's super comfy and doesn't like huge on my wrist (6.75ish). I sold my BP cause it was too big but I had the Speedmaster 9300, which is 44mm and I thought it was a great size. Do you wear it as a daily beater? If not, why?Am I gonna regret losing the 15400 for the diver? Bear in mind that I'm a serial flipper and I rarely look back (except in the case of the HULK, which I've owned 3 times now). All assistance is appreciated. AP rock on!

How remove/prevent scratches on S/S bracelet
Bought an Omega PO liquid metal recently, love the watch and my first Omega. To say I am pleased would be an understatement. Although I have managed to pick up numerous scratches on the bracelet, only minor nothing deep. Is their anything I can do myself to help reduce/prevent these without sending off to Omega. Any suggestions�� Thanks

What constitutes "vintage"?
Hello everyone here at TRF! Lately I've been reading a lot about the high costs and lengthy service times that accompany a Patek timepiece. Although costly and requiring an exorbitant amount of time to service no matter what, there seems to be and even more significant commitment when dealing with a timepiece that is considered vintage. In one instance, I remember reading someone with a vintage piece being told to expect a 4 year turn-around and a five-figure bill when all was said and done. Ouch!So, my question becomes when does a watch become vintage and therefore subject to these. higher servicing costs? Is it merely a matter of age (i.e. Pieces older than 20, 30, etc. years)? Is it a function of whether the piece remains in production? Or is it something else entirely?Obviously these types of things factor into my decision to keep my pieces or perhaps trade them at some point down the line. Afterall, I am fine with (but not happy about) waiting 6 months for a service and ge

New Air King or 42mm Black Explorer ii ?
Ok guys as per title what's your thoughts and what one would you buy and why ?The wife has given me the green light but I'm struggling to choose between them

Problem with New Oyster Perpetual 39mm
Hi everyone. I purchased a new OP-39 with the dark rhodium dial last week, and I am already having a major problem: I can't bring myself to take the thing off. I am literally sleeping with it on my wrist. Is there a fix? This is my first Rolex. Would it help to get another? Not that I'm in a tax bracket that facilitates such things, but I can't really think of another solution offhand (no pun intended).