Help deciding on an AP Chrono
Gentlemen, I’m thinking of purchasing a new AP steel Chrono. I’ve been out of the AP brand for about 10 years. Had a couple of RO Chrono years ago. What all steel model would y’all recommend? I don’t care for straps or rubber. All steel Chrono with a nice looking dial (blue preferably) around 20k+-. Thoughts? Thanks in advance!

Royal Oak Leo Messi Popularity
Hey,Got myself a leo messi some months back and am loving it.But am a bit curious about what others think of the watch and how popular it is/value retention cos i notice from forum posts that most of the hype is about the offshore models and standard royal oaks.

Speedy Accuracy Question
My speedy is slowing inconsistantly. Minus 7 or 9 for a few days. Sometime out of the blue it drops 14 or 12. And once it even slows like 3 minutes per day. I check the time online everyday with gov.time so I'm pretty sure the watch is slowing down as I stated. Does anyone have that kind of issue with the manual speedy? Thanks.

The jubilee is here! Incoming!
What, you thought I was talking about something else? OK, I'm behind on this one. I meant to get this out last weekend, but, crazy week, just got off the road...yada yada. Anywhoo...been in love with this one since the day it came out. Knew it would be mine someday. Love the comfort and looks of the jubilee (yes, I know some are calling it the retirement home bracelet. Perfect for me then. ) but even more against the contrast of the smooth bezel. It's just a total walk off grand slam home run, IMO. As a bonus, it's so lightweight vs. the WG bezel models, and also it's about 2k less. And, as a double bonus I can wear and enjoy this jubilee right now as opposed to 7-10 years in the future when the steel Pepsi's will be available. I kid, I kid. Here's a couple of quick pics...more to come as I try to capture the elusive beauty of the rhodium dial. Thanks for reading.

Watch purchase and legacy considerations
I have started looking for my next watch purchase; which led me to think what would happen to my watches when I was gone or ready to pass them on and how that would influence my purchase. The obvious answer is to buy what you like and enjoy. This is true and definitely part of my decision making process. I like the idea of my daughter (only child and currently only 6ys old) eventually getting and enjoying my watches. Has anyone had similar considerations when deciding what to buy, specifically for a daughter eventually inheriting a watch? Basically I am looking for watch suggestions that are as appealing being worn on a man as on a woman.