ROO Diver lugs "moving"
Fellow AP owners.Are the lugs on the Diver supose to have some range of movement, a little play, so straps hold the wrist better? Or are they supposed to be totally fixed and not move at all?Thanks

4 years of AP ownership
A look back at AP 4 years back, I treated my self to the ROO RC 4 years ago and never looked back. What I noticed is that the brand wasn't as popular as it is today locally speaking when compared to Rolex, Chopard and Cartier which are dime a dozen here.My BumbleBee is the current holygrail of my watch collection today, it's a truly spectacular piece and I try to wear it as much as I can. I love the brand and I feel I'm stuck in this watch craze for many years to come. To me the BumbleBee will always be the mostly tastefully done special AP because it's 1) Lightweight2) Ceramic Bezel3) Tastefully done yellow highlights3) Carbon 4) Hornback5) Overall Decoration.6) Size 42mmThese criteria's made me get it without no hesitation. In regards to my 42mm ROO RC its like the GMT2 Pepsi of the AP world in my perspective. A discontinued model that really has kept it's appeal for many years and I will never replace this watch because it has a special meaning to me and it's my first AP which I got

5146J incoming
Picked this great piece up from Watch Expo in Newport Beach, CA. Have to say one of the best watch buying experiences I've had. Thank you to Paul and his staff. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Any chance for 5726"R"?
Had a chance to try on 5726A and 5712R. Loved the Nautilus line, loved the AC complication and dial layout on the 5726, loved the color scheme of the 5712R.I have a few SS Rolex and 5726R would be the ultimate grail and an exit watch for me.Any thoughts from the resident experts?

Which Tudor Black Bay do you have
I'm pretty sure today the ETA, rose dial will still be the most common I guessBut ofcourse this will change in the futureMore people will own the in-house , shield dial in the future