HYT H2 Aviator Watch
Some people just don't get HYT watches. They struggle with reading the time from the "fluidic" hour indicator. For some, the new HYT H2 Aviator will make little sense, because aviation watches are traditionally the most legible and uncluttered of all. But this is not a pilot's watch: this is a modern timepiece that draws inspiration from a design code that, thanks to its fundamental simplicity, is open to interpretation.The HYT H2 Aviator is a dressed-up version of the HYT H2, in the same way that the HYT H1 Air, released earlier this year (check out the review here), is a version of the H1. We've seen the fluid-filled bellows, angled in a V-shape before; we expected the prominent balance and balance bridge to ornament the dial at 12; we could have staked our lives on the yellow/green liquid that encircles the dial making an appearance. What we maybe didn't see coming was the complete redesign of the minute hand, the addition of large, legible numbers to the face of the watch (on a flo

reliability AP vs Rolex
I really hate these threads so I'm cringing as I write this but this is something that is in my mind. I received my annual bonus this year and lets just say Alot more After holding off for over a year I am going to have the opportunity to take the first step and rewarding myself with my first fully self funded luxury watch. This watch will be my new daily wearer and I have two targets in mind a blue dialed RO or a Rolex blue stick dial DJ2 with smooth bezel. Besides all of the differences which I think I am aware of my question is will the AP have the same reliability to daily wear. While I have a pretty laid back desk job I would say I like to wear my watch care free. So here is my question... If reliability was the only factor for a daily wearer do you see any difference between Rolex and AP?

Cal. 3301
Does anyone have any feedback on the reliability and service history of this movement. It's in the AT Chronograph.Thanks.gary

Blnr or sd43?
Tough call

Glacier Blue vs Ice Blue Dial
Hi I have done a search but cant determine when Rolex changed the glacier blue to the ice blue dial for the platinum daydate. Does anyone know what year this occurred? It looks like it might have happened with the introduction of the Day Date 40 which was 2016 I believe? Does anyone know the year. I am also looking for the 36mm version.Thanks