Royal Oak Clasp Issue
Hey, first post in this section. I was listing my RO Chrono for sale a few weeks ago (I've since decided to keep it, due to selling some other stuff). And while taking photos, I noticed that the clasp was a bit looser than it should be. The same exact same thing happened to me with a Hublot Big bang a few weeks prior to that, and Hublot fixed it even though the warranty period had expired. The Hublot issue was functionally nearly identical to this issue. If I had to guess, I'd say the spring on one side came loose. So I took the ROC to the AP boutique in NYC to check it out- I was told it is safe to wear, and not to fix it until the watch needs a service. While I understand that this may be true, I do like my stuff to be perfect. Can anybody recommend something that will fix this, short of sending it back for an 18 week (what the boutique quoted me) service?Photos are below- I made it look a little worse in the photos by pushing down the clasp locking piece for illustrative purposes. Y

Omega Planet Ocean 42 Gray Ceramic
Model # 232.30.42.21.01.001Anyone have a wrist shot or ownership comments. I'm worried about the thickness... I've been shopping for one and a few people on TRF that have them haven't been all that helpful. I wanted to put two Omega's toward one with cash and get down to one watch..Thanks

Is 1861 a full in-house movement ?
Dear All,As captioned, is the 1861 a full in-house movement by Omega?ThanksAnthony

Tudor GMT & 58 waitlists
After much deliberation I am considering getting a Tudor GMT or a BB 58. Anyone else planning to get one and have you heard of there being any waitlists. One AD asked me for a 20% if I wanted one... only problem is without seeing them both in the metal I can't decide and don't fancy putting down 2 deposits.Eager to hear your thoughts. Thanks watchfam!

numbering tudor pelagos LHD
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