Considering an AP Diver
Good afternoon everyone,I am relatively new to the AP forum (usually stick to the Rolex and Panerai forums), but I ventured over here about a month or so ago and have really enjoyed everyone's posts and watches. During this time I've been using all of you to familiarize myself with the brand, and so far I am really liking what I'm finding. I've really taken a liking to the SS AP Diver, though I do have a concern.First, a little background on me. I have a relatively small, but flat 6.5 wrist. Currently I own a black SubC and a Panerai 312. The SubC fits my wrist perfectly (love the glidelock mechanism) and the 44mm Pam fits ok, but is definitely pushing the limit as far as size goes. There's no way I could go any bigger than 44mm as to keep from looking silly. Right now I currently use the SubC as my daily wearer and the Pam comes out for casual Fridays and the weekend. What I love about these two watches is the versatility I get between them. SubC on the oyster bracelet and th

SMP purchase
With The Rolex Forum down for a couple days; I had it in my head that I was missing a Seamaster. The white dial is flashy! Should be delivered Fri or Sat.

Co-axial Speedmaster 311.30.44.50.01.002
Has everyone known about the existence of this watch except me?.omegawatches/index.ph...002&no_cache=1At last I can focus on getting just one more watch, and not wondering which one or if I have made the right choice.I'll open a new savings account as soon as I can get to the bank and start putting away the money now.

Pocket watches
Within five years, Patek will be producing a limited number of platinum pocket watches based on movements originally used. Below are some details:Watch: Seconds subdial at 6 o'clock Hunter case with back White gold Diameter: 48 mmCaliber: Manual winding Caliber 17''' SAV PS Movement for hunter pocket watches Seconds sub-dial Diameter: 38.65 mm Height: 3.8 mm Jewels: 18 Bridges: 7 Parts: 137 Balance: with screws Vibrations/hour: 18 000 (2.5 Hz) Power reserve: Min. 50 hours Spiral: Breguet Hallmark: Patek Philippe Seal

Tudor Heritage Bracelet - is the last link near the clasp removable?
I just received my Tudor Heritage Chrono and it is absolutely fantastic. However, the bracelet is too long on the 6 o'clock side causing the clasp to overhang my wrist on the 12 o'clock side (pictures posted below). I took off all removable links on the 6 o'clock side but it looks like there might be a way to remove the last one connecting to the clasp. Is this possible? If so, instructions would be helpful and much appreciated. Thanks! Is this last link removable?