anyone have volcano on braclet?
Hey guys I recently purchased a AP ROO Volcano on the strap. Im thinking of getting the braclet for it and was wondering if anyone has one and could snap a real-life picture. Ive seen generic pictures with it and it does look awesome. Im gunna take a trip to the boutique in nyc when work isnt so crazy, until than some pictures will hold me off.thanks in advanceAndrew

Looking for a new obsession.
So I have my Rolex yacht-master and I wanted to round out my beginning collection with an Omega. I like the seamaster, particularly the 50 year anniversary Bond watch. I also like the speed master, more so for the historical value. I haven't been a fan of the chronograph faces, I think they're too busy. I wanted some owners input before I make my purchase. I wanted to stay around the $4,500 mark. Thanks in advance.

233 "dot" not so rare...
In reading all the posts here about 233's, I very often see that the 233 dot models are harder and harder to find, that's the answer given most of the time to members thinking of buying a 233.But there not so hard to find, just taking a look on Chrono24 there's about 5-6 of them on sale, not new but in mint condition going around 7.000-8.000 euros, compared to the AD price of 10.900 euros for a new model it seems to me much more interesting to get a dot model, they're much cheaper, and as much as I like the AM/PM version, I wanted as my first Pam to buy the 335 in ceramic which has AM/PM, but the seller sold it the day before and proposed me the 233 dot, which I gladly purchased, if I should get a 4th Pam it would either be the 36 or the 335, I do prefer the 233 in it's dot version.Especially it's nicer IMO to have a model which is out of production than to pay a lot more for an actual production model, so for those thinking of buying a 233, the dot ones are still easy to get, so save

Crystal ball speculations !!
So the more believable rumor is that Rolex under estimated this year's demand (based on previous year sales) which lead to the shortage we live in now and that lead some borders to hord a lot of the daughters after modelsUp until a few months ago the LV, BLNR and other SS models were available (except the Daytona C)With the beginning of the new year and with supply coming to the market (hopefully) that should bring things back to stabilityThe question is........People like myself who have a deposit down on a watch (lv in my case) when/If supply is back, is it smart to buy right away at full MSRP? Or wait and see? Risking not being able to get the same watch again vs waiting and getting it at a discount?My crystal ball is at the shop, anyone's crystal ball working?

First AD Experience (no incoming)
There's only one Rolex AD in Arkansas and I've been afraid to go in because I thought it might be difficult to come back out without an incoming. I thought today would be a good day to go in and at least introduce myself. First off, the sales rep did a good job of reading me. I'm not from the south and it's quite obvious by my accent. She was very nice but didn't push anything. I told her I'm interested in a steel GMT and also wanted to try on a DD36 to see if it seemed too small for my wrist (note to self, it was). They only had the YG GMT, but she said there was not a waitlist for the BLNR if I wanted to order one. Then she said she expects an impending price increase (usually in May or October). I anticipated she would say this after reading these forums for the past few months. Then she went in the back to get me a catalog and I noticed a pair of gentlemen (perhaps father and son) at the other end of the rolex counter. They wanted to know what the absolute cheapest rolex