ROO Navy 42mm...old or new
Recently I have been looking into ROO's, having owned a 15400 and 15300 and deciding that I wanted something a bit sportier and larger on the wrist. Stumbled upon the Safari and obsessed over that for awhile until I really got into the Navy. Having said that, I've narrowed down my choices to the previous model white dial with blue sub dials, and the newer blue dial with white subdials and the orange accents. (Photos not mine, taken from web)I find the blue a bit sportier than the white one, which I find a bit more subdued and refined . If you had a chance, which would you choose? Any thoughts would be much appreciated. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Rolex Submariner Date 2017 unworn
I have for sale my Rolex Submariner Date (Black Face)2017 for (reluctant)sale.Purchased from Mappin Webb in April 2017. It has never been worn, however stickers were taken off in Mappin Webb before being gift wrapped. Receipts and all documents in box. Absolutely unmarked.

Weight and Comfort 126600 43mm SD
hello,I am new to the forum. I have always liked the Rolex Sub, but never pulled the trigger because I thought it was small at 40mm. Now I have an opportunity to buy a 43mm SD from my AD. Quite a lot of money at US $11.35k, but I like the watch a lot. I have read all the forums and thoughts on it. My main concern is comfort and wearability. I own a 42mm Breitling Navitimer on a metal pilot bracelet from 1995. I find I never wear it as the band is not that comfortable. I had the bracelet made very loose..so when my wrist is cold, the watch spins around, and when hot, I end up unclasping. I ended up putting a leather strap on, but still wear infrequently.I also own a 44mm Panerai. I just put a RubberB on that watch, but still find it a little annoying. Either the rubber grabs wrist hair, the head of the watch is too heavy and the Panerai Tang buckle annoys the thin sensitive skin on my wrist/veins. I know you guys now think I am nuts. I bought a Panatime flat tang spring t

Help in Kuala Lumpur...
Hello AllI'm visiting my sister in KL. I would like to see if I can find a Pepsi/coke day while hereAny advise on good/trusted places to seek?Also how comparable are prices here compared to the USthank you for any help

Sky Dweller problem
Anyone wearing a sky dweller and found inconvenient when travelling difference time zone frequently? I guess there is Pros and Cons. GMT is useful and quick adjusted to local time by turning just the bezel while need to unscrew on the sky dweller when we get into different time zone. Especially inconvenient to frequent traveller.Any thought?