In a dilemma. Volcano or Black Rubberclad?
Hello everyone. Planning to get my first ROO but im in a dilemma on whether i should get the Volcano or Black Rubberclad? Im not really a fan of safari / SS black theme or any white dial or plain dial themed ROO. I've done lots of read ups on the Volcano and basically its a very loud watch with a huge wrist presence. I really love the watch but im afraid i might get tired of orange after awhile. Im always a casual person and my job dosent requires me to wear a formal attire or suit. Im more of a casual person who wears berms or jeans everyday with tees everyday. Black RC on the other hand also catches my eyes. I have a friend who wears it all the time and IMO i think its as loud as the volcano and has a huge wrist presence as well but elegant at the same time. Plus black is not something one would get bored off. The white sub dial looks stunning too. Now both are very beautiful watch that screams AP from across the room and im still deciding which one to get. I have a very good Volcano

Sharing some of my Royal Oak 15400 Pictures
Do you ever just get into a picture taking mood? Well I have been in that mood for the past couple of days and would like to share some pictures with you guys. I'm no benlee, but tell me what you think!

First AP Inbound: Bracelet Sizing Tips 15400
Hey guys,After thinking about adding an AP to the collection for over three years, I finally decided to take the plunge.I have a new 15400 inbound this morning and the only thing I am uncertain about is the process of sizing the bracelet. I am 100% comfortable working on my Rolex bracelets and PAM straps, etc. So any tips you guys can provide for how to take a few links out would be greatly appreciated. More specifically...1) What is the correct size screwdriver? I am thinking 1.42) Can someone describe the method of attachment in greater detail? Is it a single screw style pin (like an oyster bracelet) or is it a two-part pin with screw heads on both ends that requires two screwdrivers?3) With a new Rolex, I will usually gently heat the bracelet under very hot water to loosen any factory loctite, etc and it works like a charm. Will that technique be sufficient here?And finally, any other tips/tricks you guys can offer I would be most appreciative of. Like I said, I am comfortable with

Fall shots of my Bentlies
Here are some iPhone pics of my Breitlings. The sun was setting so light was at a minimum but not too bad for a phone.

Get your watch serviced every 5-7 years or not?
I don't know wether it's best to get your watch serviced every 5-7 years, as recommended, or as some say as long as it works and keeps good time don't send it for servicing, especially for pams I have heard a lot of negative or very negative feedback, what is your opinion on this issue?Personnally I would be more in the tendancy of not sending it as long as it works fine, the 4 watches that I wear the oldest has 1,5 years, of course my 3 pams are much older but i bought them 100% unworn brand new, in mechanical watches I have omega seamaster, 5 years, a very old omega gold chrono handwound which was bought by my father in 1955, but he wore it on special occasions, in no way as an everyday watch, and a Breitling chrono which is around 20 years, after 10 years it started loosing 5-7 minutes everyday, when I asked for a price of servicing I was told 800 euros, that was 10 years ago, since I wasn't wearing it anymore I didn't do it, so basically the experience I had is that the Breitling s