Is the Omega 2500 a good calibre?
I recently read in another post that the 2500 fitted with the co-axial escapement was not necessarily a good calibre. Can anyone shed some light on this for me?

Any of you Patek owners vintage Rolex collectors also?
I was all ready to pull the trigger on my first Patek this week. Well the offer fell through and a friend of mine said I really need to give vintage Rolex a try. He says, New watches are cold and lifeless. I said if my Patek deal feel through, I'd give it a shot. Well, deal fell through and I half committed to a vintage Rolex (1675). (based on condition, paperwork, etc, but it is apparently very top condition - not rare however).Well, now the Patek deal is back on the table as previous buyer backed out (briefly I'm sure). So, any Patek fans here also vintage Rolex guys? I have a 16610 and a 116610lv. Should I go entry Patek first or mid-tier vintage Rolex. If I go Patek, I have to back out of my Rolex agreement, but I it would not be end of the world.

What is the current view of the PAM 359?
I have a chance to acquire one at a fair price, but know that some like the hour numbers all the way around, while others prefer the more traditional baton indicators for most, if not all, of the hour markers.Is this becoming a classic or a stain on the Panerai brand?Do tell, and don't hold back!

Rolex 6538 vs. Tudor Fifty-Eight
I want one. And since the one on the left is out of reach, I'll settle for the Tudor - and the Fifty-Eight look just perfect. Image composed in PowerPoint by using an image from Hodinkee and Tudors homepage

Got to try this
So went in to AD to pick up the green tag that I forgot at the store the other day.The hulk and SD43 was gone!So I inquired about SS Daytona, out of curiosity. Specially I got so many PMs. The manager gave some good info and after sometime he said he has one in the safe. I was really excited and he comes out with a white dial SS Daytona. Really nice time piece, I liked the white and black combination. But its not for me.He said they usually don't even show it to customers. They show it to selected few and sell to even fewer ones!! I could get it, but I love my TT more.He said 95% of the times its the hype for the watch that results in huge demand. Everyone wants to buy and flip it. Very few people actually want it for what it is. To avoid flipping, they sell to selected few customers. Interesting AD, and interesting stories!Sent from my ONEPLUS A5000 using Tapatalk