Busy week...
I'd decided a couple of weeks ago that I really wanted a Seamaster 300 Master Co-Axial after having visited them in a boutique. I thought I really wanted the Spectre, but had sort of talked myself out of it, trying to say it didn't justify the extra cost/etc.I was really digging the Titanium model on bracelet, and decided that was the one for me. I had a lot of trouble finding one, and was finally able to secure one. Paid on Monday, this arrived on Tuesday:It's sweet. The Ti is light, yes, but the bezel and movement add some weight to it. It's really hard to capture the blue in pictures...and it changes depending on the light. I actually don't mind the PCL's like I thought I would. Seems to be just about right on this particular model.So, what's done is done...right?Well...After getting it, just like a cheating bastard I kept thinking damn...what if I had gotten the Spectre? I was second-guessing myself and wondering if I settled instead of just getting what I wanted in the first place

Green dial LE PAMs
Here's the complete set of green dial LEs that just came out, 735, 736 and 737. The pic is not the best but it's the only one my man at OP Singapore had. All I can remember as fact is that one is a Rad, one's a Rad 1940 and (obviously ) one is a 1950 Luminor. I can't remember which movements are inside or the quantities produced (apart from 200 for the 737) so won't hazard a guess. They are most definitely boutique exclusive though, so you're only going to score one from a boutique, grey or private seller. They're not released to ADs.

It sure is photogenic...
I think my wife might be jealous of the attention the Daytona gets

Tudor vs Rolex bracelet
I'm a bit infatuated with the Rolex oyster bracelet. Something about how when you shake or move the watch off the wrist, the bracelet is so solid that it doesn't wiggle at all or even make a sound. Are Tudor bracelets the same way? Thanks for any help!

Resellers & Grey Dealers
Just curious on how the TRF members feel about reselling. I am not talking about worn pieces; but rather currently offered Rolex models for sale from private individuals that were purchased for the exclusive purpose of reselling for a profit. Is the grey dealer any different than a private party doing the same thing (reselling)?Is reselling a new thing? Is it short lived? How do you see it affecting watch collecting as it used to be?I am newer to the forum so I am NOT trying to step on toes; just wondering how the members and/or collectors view this in the watch world.