My New Treat. Watchclub.com London
Bought from Watchclub London Would highly recommend!Pleasure from start to finish!

AP 26320ST Questions (New to AP)
Hey guys,Decided to venture away from the Rolex General Discussion and ask some questions here about the AP 26320ST Royal Oak Chronograph in steel. Not too familiar with AP having never owned one. I'm about to pull the trigger on a 116515LN (Ceramic Rose Gold Daytona on strap) as it is the one watch that really, really sings to me. I love everything about that watch except for one thing, the fact that it can't come with OEM rubber straps by Rolex akin to how AP offers so many different strap options. I know the ROOs typically come on a strap, whereas the ROCs come on bracelets. The price of a SS ROC is almost the same as the 116515 (just a bit less). I still by a wide margin prefer the Daytona to the ROC, but I am just doing my due diligence and making sure that this is the best purchase for me.My question is about putting an OEM AP rubber strap on the SS ROC. Is that possible/easy to do? Or will AP's rubber straps not fit on the SS ROC? I don't think that won't sway the tide much towa

Small wrist ~6 inches, 15300?
With all this enabling going on, I am headed no where fast. I mean seriously a drug habit would probably be cheaper....Just wondering for those with small wrists, how does the 15300st work for you guys?I have really small exactly 5.75 wrists, oval rather than flat top.For reference, I have a 14060m that I wear a little loose with all removable links removed. I have a luminor case 44mm Panerai that I wear thanks to an aftermarkt leather strap that barely works.Before I plunk down $10+ K, any input would be greatly appreciated. I know the diameter is 39mm, but it has long lugs and wears way bigger right?I live in a provincial part of the country. The nearest AD is in Dallas 5 hours away. So no way I can get away for the weekend to try one on.Thanks in advance....

Live photos of the 175 pieces
Tonight is the night, Thierry has already revealed the new pieces and live pictures here: forums.patekcollector/dis...cements#latest

Pre Ceramic Submariner v Milgauss
I am in the search for my first Rolex and I am trying to decide between a Submariner and Milgauss (White Dial) i am leaning towards the Milgauss because it is different and you don't see aof if then in the wild especially the with the white dial. But my concern is the fact that they are unpopular and not sure if the value will hold up. The submariner I think may be the smarter choice but is pretty common. This will probably be my first and only rolex so the decision is pretty difficult. Opinions please and thank you.