Kindly help me with a decision All opinions are graciously welcome
My current collections consists of the AP 44 RG, Millenary 4101 RG and Hublot Aero bang RG with tantalum bezel limited edition. I was thinking of selling the Millenary and the Hublot to get the new RG 42mm on strap. I think the RG 44 and 42 will be a perfect AP pair. Even though I haven't seen the 42 mm in person. What do you guys think? Kindly let me know. Will appreciate all suggestions and recommendations. The pics of my current collection are as follows.

My Aqua Terra on a strap
Hey guys, just wanted to get your thoughts. I have an Omega Aqua Terra that I got as one of my wedding presents a couple years ago. I wore it quite a bit before I bought my Rolex but now it doesn't get much wrist time. As I have 4 watches and 3 of them are on a metal bracelet, I decided to pick up a strap for the Omega. Due to a lost shipment, I bought a second different strap. Well I have finally received the lost shipment (and reimbursed the seller for the strap). Which one do you guys like best (not planning on putting it back on a bracelet for a while):Medium Brown Ostrich look leather:Dark Brown Hirsch strap (not my picture - I ordered the same strap and it is in transit):

Omega Moonwatch question
Hello again, I am still in search for my next watch. I had been looking at the Ladies Speedmaster, because of its small size, I have a very small wrist. But another watch was recommended the Omega Moonwatch 39.7mm. Can anyone who has one give me their opinion of the watch. Also what are the advantages and disadvantages of a manual wind watch compared to an automatic? Will this watch require more frequent servicing? Will this watch need to be wound daily? I generally prefer bracelets, is a replacement bracelet for this watch expensive. Thank you for your assistance.Hoops10

There's always a first, sometimes, there are two in one go..
A few months ago, I wore a white gold daytona on croc as a daily and was scratching my head as to which Patek i would want to wear. Tried all sorts: 5205, 5146 and settled on a precious metal 5712. The thin case, general refinement and comfort did it for me. I even considered a 5960p but the watch was too top heavy.So it arrived yesterday and one of my colleague at work took some pics this morning.2 firsts? My first Patek and my first rose gold watch.

How to Stay Passionate About Your Collection
Not all of us have the funds to scratch every itch or to keep adding pieces to a collection. I think having aesthetically and technically distinctive watches in one's collection helps keep one passionate about and engaged with one's collection. What do you all think?To that end, I think a five watch collection is attainable and every collection needs the following (1) a beater, (2) a diver, a chronograph or other non-date complication, (3) a dress watch, (4) a curiosity piece, and (5) a grail. One's selection for each category should be strategic, contemplating how to avoid aesthetic and technical redundancies. An ideal collection could contain the following pieces: Beater: Casio Men's GR8900A-1 G-Shock Tough Solar Digital. For those of us with higher incomes, a quality diver will seem like an ideal beater. Selecting a diver can result in a technical/aesthetic redundancy in your selection of a diver watch or curiosity piece.Diver: Hulk--I think the Hulk is the ideal diver because i