ROO chrono as only watch
Hello, I hope you are all doing well. Sorry in advance for the probably long winded post but I am sure you appreciate this as it is my first good watch! My current watch is a Casio...I have been looking for about a year now for a nice, daily watch, with a chronograph, that can withstand daily outdoor life and I absolutely love the ROO chronographs, especially the brown 2014 themes model. I won't be diving or hod carrying, but I do some outdoor activities that may give it some light knocks or water / mud - hunting, shooting, camping, etc.The model I am interested in is steel with a hornback leather strap. What kind of durability can I expect from such a watch? Is is reasonable to use it as a daily watch? I know I should not be comparing it with an Explorer or Submariner as these are true beaters .. but on the other hand, I am not looking to climb Everest or go scuba diving, so I am hoping I will be OK.After visiting an AP boutique in January, they look and feel more substantial than a

Speedmaster Price Rise
Credit to Father John on another forum but his news is worth repeating here, the price on a hesalite Speedmaster 3570.50 is a rather staggering ?2,498 or $3,850! The last MRP I was aware of for the model was ?2,090, which I make to be a 19.5% increase.Wow! (In a bad way)

Black Bay GMT bezel clicks
Does anybody know how many clicks on that bezel? Is it just 24 or is it more, allowing to track those odd time zones?

I can't decide
Hey guys this is my first post (just been lurking for the most part) and I need some help choosing what Datejust 41 to get. It's between the steel and white gold with the rohdium dial, or the steel and yellow gold with the champagne dial. Both with the jubilee bracelet and fluted bezel. I would love to get both, but one will have to wait a little while longer.

First all yellow gold Rolex
Sub blue face or Daytona gold face black circles?