ROO - stay/go? seeking opinions
after having decided that this should leave the stable (my taste recently transitioning more towards traditionally sized watches...as well as recent addition of the Jumbo), I'm now having seller's remorse before it's even sold!this is a model that first caught my eye from a very far distance over 10yrs ago. i still remember the guy that was in a group meeting with me, i believe it was a G series blue/grey petite tapisserie with arabic numerals, the font was much rounder than on my themes (image below).ever since then, it's a model that i always considered 'wow' - moreover, that i would never be in a position to own one myself.fast forward over a decade, many other watches, brand, tastes (yes, was on the 'big watch' train back then, everything 42 or greater), and i feel lucky enough to be in a place on my life to have acquired one. and a beauty at that, i must say. couldn't ask for anything more.but in past few years, tastes have changed, big watches now felt maybe too big. to push thin

Good Afternoon Breitling People
I'm a vintage Rolex guy and I'm reaching out to you with the ever-popular my buddy has a watch and wants to know if it's real thread.I know a few tricks to attempt to authenticate with the two attached pics, but I flat-out struck out...I can't even find any with reference to this limited edition batch (supposedly he has 99 out of 200). What do y'all think? I appreciate the help.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Look what's arrived...
I've always fancied a Hercules and recently this one's come into my possession. Quite an impressive watch I must say. Really solid feel and, I hope you agree, a beautiful white dial (apologies for the iPad photo). I don't think many were made and, at the time, I think these were Breitlings biggest model coming in at 45.5mm diameter. I'm not that familiar with chronos and I'd be grateful if anyone could explain the lower middle sub dial which, unusually, has what looks like a minute hand and an hour hand. Also, when the re-set button is pushed the left subdial (24hr?) doesn't seem to zero, I wonder if it is supposed to. The main hand set consists of the usual second, minute and hours hand but there's a fourth hand with a small red arrow that seems to track the minute hand but I'm not sure of it's function. Any enlightenment will be much appreciated.

I've only worn this Patek once this year, and it was over a weekend
Hi all,Is it a crime to wear this only once in 9-months Then again, my other pieces hog my wrist As a result I've been thinking of selling it, but the prices and offers in the market nowadays is so low, that I just let it sit in the vault.

Sub C bracelet play/wiggle.
First of all hello! I'm new forum member and this is my first post (have been lurking around for some time though). I'm also a new Rolex owner since I got my very first Rolex just a month ago. So there's that also.Now to my question. As I said it's been a month since I got my 114060 brand new from the AD. I decided to not baby it since it is a tool watch in the first place and I have no intentions to sell it. But like every new thing I buy, I take some time at the beginning to figure out for all possible defcts, manufacturing mistakes etc. Just to be on a safe side.I have noticed that my bracelet has a quite visible (probably not as bad irl as in my head) play / wiggle between endlinks and first links on both sides. When I move the bracelet at that specific location, it is clearly visible that the play is present. Is that normal or should I show it to the AD just to make sure? I know I'm probably OCDing at the moment but I don't want to find myself in a situation where my 7000+ watch h