AP Diver loose end plots
I had a leather horn back put on my AP diver a few weeks ago and I noticed this evening that it feels like there is some play in the end plots. I don't remember that play being there before the strapped was swapped, but I don't have the tool at the house to swap it back. So is it normal to have a little bit of play between the watch and the end plots?

Trusted Pre Owned AP Dealers in NYC
Gentlemen,I am seeking to purchase a preloved AP & was hoping one of you had a recommendation of a good dealer in New York City.I appreciate your time.

Recomendations of omega dealers in Hong Kong
HiCan anyone recommend an authorized dealer/retailer over here in Hong Kong. I have tried a couple of Boutiques but they won't shift on prices.I would be happy to deal with a reputable dealer who will ship overseas to Hong Kong if the price is right.I am interested in the 2254.50.00 and the 2538.20.00 great whiteThanks

First ever Perpetual Calendar - Patek or Breguet?
I was watching one of my favourite shows called Auction which also featured the record breaking Sotheby's auction of Henry Graves Jr supercomplication, and recently saw the hammer go down on a beautiful 1518 owned by Gene Autry, the first Perpetual Calendar Chronograph made in a series by a watchmaker, and heavily responsible for putting PP at the highest echelon of the HH map. It seemed especially relevant as we have had some wonderful PCC incomings here recently and most of the rest of us dream of owning one some day.I also wondered what the first Perpetual Calendar watch ever made was and discovered that it was between a Patek, the 97975 made in 1898 but for a women’s pendant watch, and a Breguet, the 4244, but while it was made later in 1928, the caliber was made for a wristwatch. I would say it was the Breguet.Just some interesting reading below including the first wristwatch ever made by Patek, the Property of a Countess, I call it .watchtime/wristwatch-...1868-to-today/ht

Day Date 36mm Too Small
I'm finding 36mm to be too small for a watch these days.I used to love my gold DD 36mm however it just seems too small compared to other watches.With the trend towards watches 40mm or greater I'm wondering if others are finding 36mm to be too small for a gents watch.I love trying on watches and my wrist isn't that big, but when I try on a watch less than 40mm it seems better suited for my wife.