Timegrapher
Hooked up my 15202ST 0944ST to a timegrapher...Is it safe to say that I can hold off on servicing for a bit longer? It's an F series and 10 years old, never been serviced.Note : I borrowed the timegrapher from a friend. Anyone have the Frederique Constant Analytics? I was thinking about picking one of those up to measure and track the accuracy of my watches.https://frederiqueconstant/analytics/(I have no affiliation of FC - just curious if it's worth the money)

Can anyone ID this strap?
I love this thing...saw it on another forum, PM'd the guy to ask, but he's ignoring me. Anyway, any help would be greatly appreciated. Judging by what I can see of the back, I'd say it appears to be genuine Omega, but I can't find one like this anywhere, so please, educate me folks!

My Patek Philipp watch...err, sort of...
So I got this as a gift from someone who knows how much I love watches It's a Patek Philipp 1942 Chronograph...

New vs. Old: Decisions
Hi All,Been chatting with some of my watch buddies, and I've reached a bit of a crossroads. In the last month of ownership, I've loved having my Tudor Sub. It's a great watch with an awesome vintage feel to it. That being said, I have also fallen hard for the current ceramic Subs. I'm a bit concerned currently with the decreasing supply that (1) they're much harder to get now and (2) something will change at Basel and make prices go even crazier than they have already. Not to say I can't afford my watches, but my current budget dictates that I stop at 2 high-end pieces. I refuse to part with my Explorer, so I most likely wouldn't be able to add another piece for a few years at least (grad school, bills, etc.)Would you:A. Hang onto the Tudor and just wait. B. Sell the Tudor and put the money towards a SubC ND. C. Any other realistic ideasThanks guys!

Smurf vs Smurf
I bought a Tudor Pelagos to try out the whole blue on blue prior to purchase of the Rolex. So far, I am liking it!