26300 Variants
Hello All!So Im back in the hunt for a 26300 (39 mm RO), but am now seen a bunch of variants.I'm seeing a black dial kasparov, obviously the white/red panda, the all white, a blue, a brown-ish one.Does anyone know a good resource for all the different ones out there? There are definitely some deals to be had!Thanks!

Bam! Happy weekend to all the AP friends here!
It has been officially confirmed that the blue 15300 is a danger to driving and completely distracting. Different shades of lighting creates a different hue of blue on the dial and almost vintage like given the charcoal blue backdrop. Truly mesmerizing..

Omega PO Chrono Worth
Hello,I had an Omega PO 42mm that I sold to buy the XL. Also, my old 42 is a non-chrono and I am looking for a chrono this time. I have this model (see link) pre-owned very good condition. The only thing is he does not have any red cards. He is willing to go to any Omega Dealer to aunthenticate.My question is what is good price to pay for this..omegawatches/gents/se...hrono/29105081ThanksEmil

Got a DJ41....guess I was wrong.
My first Rolex....love it...DJ41 with Jubilee and fluted bezel....Rhodium (stunning)...I convinced myself I could wear it anywhere, at anytime before I bought it.Now I know it is really shiny but that may change over the years, but as of now, I see I was wrong in thinking I could wear it at all times and it not look or feel too dressy. So I am now thinking I need a Sub for when I am unshaven and in VERY casual clothes....I know they are $7,500 to $9,500 for a new or slightly used one. I sometimes see a $5,500 used one on this and other watch forums, but I don't quite know enough to know if I should steer clear of anything less than say, $7,500.FYI, I stayed away from Sub's to begin with, due to my many Seiko's that I thought would serve the same purpose and of course still do, but I really like how I feel when I wear a Rolex and want to have that feeling, even when I am uber casual. So, any advice on how to find a $5K or less quality Sub (meaning no service needed to feel comfortable

New DJ41 with Jubilee
Hell All,New to the forum and Rolex's. Went back and forth deciding on band, bezel and dial color. Thought I wanted silver or white face with oyster band to stay more casual . I wear jeans and dress shirts to work. But after seeing the watches in person a few times, the rhodium really spoke to me. The silver was a bit washed out in my opinion and white was nice, but rhodium provided a smooth transition to band and materials the best. I feel the jubilee goes best with the fluted bezel and and the smooth bezel and oyster compliment each other. I also felt like maybe the jubilee was too dressy but once I saw it in person, I was on board for jubilee and fluted. I love it. Won't be my last Rolex I'm sure. I'd post a pic but I don't yet have enough posts to post pictures.