Patek Nautilus 5711...finally pulled the trigger
Hi everyoneAfter a couple of months agonizing over whether to sell my AP RO 15400 and Daytona, I finally did and got the 5711.It was quite a long search, as no AD I called had them in stock, most had waiting times of up to 6 months and above. In the end I got in touch with a friend of mine who happened to know of someone who had one kept in his safe. After a few days of negotiating I finally got it and I couldn't be happier.Initial impressions:1. The 5711 is so easy on the wrist, compared to the AP 15400. Whereas the 15400 was on the heavy side, the 5711 feels so much lighter in comparison. I was constantly afraid of scratching the AP because it felt heavy on my wrist (of course this does not mean that the 5711 is less scratch prone). The 5711 feels much more ergonomic in this sense.2. The 5711's profile is quite thin, which I like very much. It makes the whole watch look classy.3. The dial is just superb. The blue changes at every angle. I can't quite describe it, but it is

449 hand color question
I'm looking at Radiomir 449 SE's and see some with the blue hands and others with gold (?) - not blue anyway.Is the difference model years or what? - seems I knew this at one time but can't recall.Thanks for your help!

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!

2018 Rolex Jubilee Analysis... A surprise...
See for yourself... Check the width of the outer links compared to the inner links in the Rolex teaser video and two other Jubilee bracelets. The ratio is different. What does this mean? To me, it seems that it could mean two things.1. The inner links are wider so the bracelet will be 21 or 22 mm wide.2. The outer links are less wide and the inner links are wider which will ensure a stronger center area which should reduce ability to stretch, but if you have felt a recent Jubilee, they are very sturdy. Not anything like the old ones.The outer link to inner link width ratio is definitely different.Attached is a photo to show what I'm talking about. Check it out. What could this mean?

Buying a Rolex at an AD in Mexico
Anyone know the Mexican retail on a 114060 - Sub No Date? I am visiting in a few weeks and might purchase while down there.Many thanks.