Picked up my first AP - FC Diver
Well, I'm super excited to have picked up my first Audemars Piguet...a FC Diver. I had originally looked for a 15300 with the white dial but missed out one and have had trouble finding one. While looking though, I started learning about the Diver's and I fell in love.My only other watch that I have a is a Rolex Submariner with the ceramic bezel and I've worn it as a daily. It has collected its fair share of scratches but I love the watch in that I don't have to worry about it since its built like a tank.I went with the forged carbon with the ceramic bezel since I prefer to wear my watches wherever I go and as a daily, so I went with this one over the SS.Here are some pics (I'm not a photographer so apologies).And a shot with its older brother from another mother.

If u can't change the assortment
Flipping watches with my mind today, so get me out of the idea or push me to it. In both options the 5712r staysCollection A : 2 pateks 1 Rolex1) 5960pphoto 1.jpg2) 5712rphoto 3.jpg3) Hulkphoto 2.jpgCollection B : 3 pateks1) 5205rphoto 5.JPG2) 5712rphoto 3.jpg3)5167rphoto 4.JPG

Pam 317K
Hi guys, I am looking for my first Pam, I came across this piece, could someone tell me more about this piece, whether it is worth buying at 20k for a used piece?

Milgauss Scarcity / Discontinued? Your thoughts on the Z-Blue GV
With Basel 2018 just around the corner, what do you think will happen to this model? Any fan base? Seriously looking for one but having difficulty finding one.Thanks for all your inputs! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Rolex Accuracy Revisited
There have been countless OP/threads pertaining to the everyday accuracy of a COSC certified Rolex and those concerns are often justified (to some extent) given that one is paying a premium price for a premium mechanically engineered timepiece.That said, perhaps it is time to draw the line on unreasonable expectations and any potential disappointments. Case in point. My 16610 is currently keeping time to within +1.5 seconds per day and that amounts to roughly +45 seconds per 30 days. On the other hand, my Seiko 6T63 chronograph is running within an amazing +1 second per month. While we are comparing apples with oranges, two additional factors need to be taken into consideration.The COSC rating for a mechanical watch is -4/+6 seconds per day and for a COSC quartz model it's +/- .07 seconds per day. Anything above or beyond those figures is an added bonus. In the case of ordinary quartz watches, most non-COSC models are rated at about +/- 10-15 seconds per month and as far as non-COSC me