Trade a ROO Panda for a RO Jumbo? Talk me out of it
So I made the recent decision to flip two of my PAMs for a Lange 1 MP.. And while that deal isn't even complete yet I'm already thinking of other ways to freshen up the collection, namely to trade my ROO Panda for a 15202 extra thin..I have a small wrist and instinctively the 15202 should thus fit better, but I have tried a different RO before and it was difficult with the stiff bracelet which doesn't bend at th lugs..Since I can't find a piece to try on at the moment, any thoughts on the trade? Would you do it?Cheers and hagwe!

AP RG 41MM, which is your favorite?
They are all basically the same price with only a 5k difference between chrono and non chronoWhich is your favorite? Owners, some wrist shots?AP RG 41MM ROC BlackAP RG 41MM ROC WhiteAP RG 41MM RO WhiteAP RG 41MM Ro Black

Tag or Omega???
Looking for this years Merry X-Mas to me watch and have got it down to 2. Either a Tag Carrera or a Omega Speedmaster pro. I can get a much better deal on the Tags but I'm trying not to let that be the deciding factor. What do you you all think.

Need Aquanaut specialists
You know friends, I used to reach rare Patek birds , so today I need to confirm some informations concerning Aquanaut:For everybody, the 324-393 caliber appear, on Aquanaut in 2007 with the introduction of the new Aquanaut ref��rence 516X. Which mean that all the Aquanaut references 506X was equiped by caliber 330 SC or 315 SC. Which mean in other terms, that it's impossible, because of the date of creation of the 324-393 to see it in a 506X case. Am I correct ?

Panerai Manufacture Visit in Neuchatel
TEMPUSOPERANDI - InstagramFollowing on from my visit to the Panerai Mahon Copa del Rey - Classic Yachts Challenge (.network54/Forum/353391/thread/1441318201) last year, this year I was invited to see the Panerai Manufacture in Neuchatel which I just wanted to share briefly. Unfortunately i am not able to share actual photos inside the manufacture but hopefully it will still be quite interesting. There was also a watch making course where we worked on the P2003 skeleton movement!Day 1:We were picked up from Geneva Airport and whisked straight to our hotel in Neuchatel which was just under 2 hours or so drive. We stayed at the Hotel Palafitte .palafitte.ch/en/home.html which was a really cool hotel as you can see from the photos, the rooms were atop the actual lake so I guess was fitting considering Panerai's marine history! Once I got into my room, there was a small gift and the itinerary waiting for me:For dinner we were taken to La Maison du Prussien