Bracelet sizing
Hi everyone I recently picked a 15400 and I've been to trying to get the bracelet right. First I had two links taken out of either side, but felt too tight and was leaving the imprint of the watch on my wrist. So I had one link put back on. it still didn't sit right, so I went to AP in NYC and purchased a link and half. So currently I'm at 4 regular links taken out and the link and a half put in. However it still doesn't sit the way I'd like. Any suggestions? See fit below.

News Flash
The watch is about 45 miles away from my house.I've dispatched a reporter to go out to the scene.I hope to have more news later.Stay tuned to this channel.

Happy St. Patrick's Day Incoming!
Hey all, just wanted to share my recent story. I've always been into vintage watches and the stories behind them - who did the watch belong to? Where did they buy it, and why? Was it to celebrate something, or to use as a tool? For this reason I've really been attracted to vintage watches with lots of history.Well, last week I was in Colombia on my honeymoon and my wife bought me a wedding gift down there that I'm just crazy about. I'm not usually a modern watch fan but when we went to look, this watch just fit. The more I wear it the more I realize how perfect it is for me. Size is spot on - it has everything I need and nothing I don't. Plus, green is my favorite color... I love the playful orange pips and how it doesn't take itself too seriously. It reminds me of Michaelangelo, who everybody knows was the best ninja turtle by far. Plus, it's functional - my vintage pieces are great but it's nice to have something with working lume that I know is just built like a tank.One day I can h

16610LV Random Serial Funny Story
Back in 2013, when I first acquire my Rolex, it was the Kermit 16610LV, this model has been in my wish list for long, till I have enough cash to pull trigger. I got the watch from a local private seller , which bought the watch in Dec 2010. In those day, I'm not that good in Rolex serial knowledge, I just need the 16610lv because of the green and black combination submariner. The local seller back then sell the kermit because he has got a new 116710blnr, he mention to me the 16610lv was a M serial, so I'm guessing he might have bought a NOS. We both went to local Rolex SC to verify the watch, and everything went good. Cash paid , watch with me till today. Until recently, a friend of my acquire a V serial, we have a watch session and comparing both serial. What come to a surprise to us is, he found out a funny serial engraving on my 16610lv rehaut, it's look like the M in the serial is engraved in the middle of the serial number . I was never aware of this since the day one I got the wa

Ok - really ready for a 116500LN White Dial
Well I am ready to take the plunge and get into another Daytona. This will be #3. I have contacted both AD's who sold me my previous two Rolex watches. Any other recommendations to make this happen quickly rather than a wait. I am willing to pay more than retail cost.Thanks