Need some help on this one
So this will probably be my last question ! So what do you guys think about this ap does anything look off since the seller said that it's an I series panda which still has the warranty on and to me the price and everything is perfect the only question is that does the serie I really came with a black strap and black stiches? I've never seen one before however, the seller from this trusted site said it's for newer year panda Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

AP Pride of Indonesia
.watchesbysjx/2015/06/...royal-oak.htmlLove the colors on this watch, though I'm not a fan of the old style pushers on the 42's. Still, that burnt gold/orange is beautiful. A real home run here.

Where specifically to send 8500 PO for warranty repair?
I have an 8500 PO that had a crown failure. The whole crown and stem just pulled out of the watch when I went to set the time... Problem is the AD I bought it from is no longer an Omega dealer due to an internal squabble...but they were definitely an AD when I bought it. So since the former AD can't help me, where should I send it? Should I take it to an Omega boutique and have them send it in for service through their channel? I think they all go to Seattle from boutiques... Or Since I live in FL, should I mail it myself to Miami SGUS Omega repair? Seems silly to ship it send it to Seattle when there is a service facility in my own state... Any advice is appreciated..

Clicking Clasp - Oyster Bracelet
Hi All,I recently purchased a 114200 oyster perpetual with blue dial. It's a gorgeous watch and I'm loving it so far, however I've noticed that the clasp clicks when I press down on it. Obviously not a major issue but in my mind a 3.5k watch probably shouldn't be doing this!Here's a video of another person with the exact same issue:Hope someone can help.Thanks.

3 watches, 3 continents - no more rolex for me
With a new watch box in for Christmas I got the collection together for a small group snap. These represent half of the Collection with the other half covering, Complications & other brands.In looking at the Rolex however it struck me that the expression I’m done is often used on TRF however my Rolex journey is well and truly over and I thought I’d share the snap on TRF.The DD2 was bought from a certain DavidSW in the US and will soon reach its 5th year birthday. It’s the oldest watch in my collection and a promised heirloom to my daughter. It will never leave the collection. It’s still the most comfortable watch I own and I cannot remember lusting after a watch so much when it was released. The SD4k was purchased in Asia, it’s my daily go to watch and promised to my son on graduation from University. It will be with me for 3 more years but the intention is it will go to him with a short but meaningful history and both noteable and relatable memori