Incoming ROO Titanium 44
My AD called me this morning and told me to stop by as he had something to show me. I had been convinced the WG Daytona on oysterflex was going to be my next piece, but after trying on the AP titanium, it was a fairly easy decision for me. To me the WG Daytona was pretty similar to the AP titanium in what I was looking for in my next watch. I wanted another chronograph, I wanted a grey-ish dial, I wanted contrasting sub dials, a rubber strap, and it had to be able to be an everyday wear type of piece. Both the Daytona and the Titanium fit that description. The Daytona has always been on the extreme small side for my personal comfort level where as the AP is toward the top end to my comfort level. Both are great watches, but I decided to add another AP instead of the Daytona. The titanium is definitely a very light piece and that was the first thing I noticed when picking it up for the first time especially compared to the RG 44. Although both of my 44's have the same shaped case,

26400au FC for Smurf ???
Completely out of left field, I was offered a swap yesterday where I would give up my 6 month old 26400FC Novelty (which I do like) for a BNIB 116619 Smurf. After initially politely declining the offer....I find myself actually contemplating the deal. This would leave me with my Diver as my only AP.And although I am leaning towards not making the trade I'm always curious what other's thoughts on the subject are .....fire away !

Questions about Breitling 1884 - J44362
First off��hello to everyone from Buffalo, NY!I am a first time visitor to this particular forum, I don't tend to deal much in watches. Fossils are my thing, (not the watches, but the former living creatures.)My family operates a small estate liquidation business and typically only handle antiques. However, a client approached me with a Breitling watch that was part of the estate and asked if we would be able to sell it. (Don't worry, I'm not on here trying to sell it, or even value it, I know better!)I am simply interested in knowing if anyone can either help me to identify the actual model/year of this watch, or even if someone could point me toward a resource that I could use to identify and value it. (Mostly to determine if it's real.)It is an 1884 J44362, I cannot attach photos since I am a new member, so I'm not sure how much info I can share. It has the Bentley 'B' in the center of the back, and has the model number, 01/50, and the word Bentley stamped in the back in between the

My first Speedy!!!
Just got it this week. I've got a Seamaster PO with orange bezel but this is my first speedmaster! I love it. Thinking it will get a lot of time in the rotation.

Datejust indecision...
I have owned several, perhaps should have held onto one of 'em, but thinking about getting a new, 36mm. Not sure though how I feel about the new bling they have. Is it an everyday watch? Or is it now kind of dressy with all that polish? I had some nice two tones but felt they were kind of dressy. So I think stainless is best for me. I saw this one on a post out here and it gassed me! And I know where to get one. These pictures are so much better than what I have seen in ads and catalogs. Curious as to what this dial is called. And I dig the plain bezel, never owned one. The fluted just seems too shiny to me these days. And please, don't get me wrong or take offense, I know they are all cool, great watches. And my taste changes all the time! Feel free to chime in!