Royal Oak on Fire
The right angle gives the right spark effect. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1354218001.699568.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1354217973.654745.jpgSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk. Watches are the new currency!

AP Diver on Brown Hornback -PICS - as requested by PSV + TSW
As requested by Patrick (PSV) and Thomas (TSW)....I finally got round to doing this. Took the hornback of the Safari and stuck it on the Diver...I have to say I'm quite enjoying the look. The contrasting colours give the watch a very different look - and the quality of the hornback adds a nice touch. Very comfortable onMakes me want a black hornback even more...and a bracelet of courseWhat do you guys reckon?

Rolex in Greece
Anyone know the list prices in Greece for a Sub C and new 42mm Explorer II?And where best to buy in Athens?

Could lenghty wait lists cause loyal Rolex enthusiasts to turn to the fake market...
Mods: My sincerest apologies. Please lock and/or delete this thread. I'm very sorry for having brought up this topic.I was just responding in another thread, and I started thinking about the lengthy wait lists and was trying to think of a solution...And then it occurred to me... Rolex could cause some of those who are salivating for their turn on the wait list to turn to buying counterfeit versions of the watches. I'm sure that would not be unprecedented.And then it occurred to me... What if... What if Rolex limited production on SS models and has a Chinese factory churning out fake stainless steel versions of their watches? I know it sounds far fetched and even blasphemous, but what if...I'm just thinking out loud. Fakes are illegal of course, and I report them on WatchOut... But if a company didn't really want to produce a large quantity of certain items, they could release a few and publicize the model and then quietly/secretly earn $$$ from the fake market.I'm sure nothing

Everest band and Rolex Clasp repair
Not sure if this is the right place to post this (am sure this OP will get moved if not!). I'm looking to buy an Everest watch strap band for a GMT Master II 16710. I like the black look of the rubber watch strap - feels sporty and a good alternative to the steel bracelet when sports arise, or summer (finally) comes.Question I had was with regards to the clasp which is used for this band. I'm looking to purchase a Rolex Clasp and have found one available in London (UK here) on ebay but this is advertised as broken in the middle according to the salesperson. Apparently the clasp was used for an Explorer before.Here's a link to the ebay page: https://.ebay.co.uk/itm/Rolex-Dep...YAAOSwbHZaWLKL A few questions I had which I was hoping for advice on:1) How easy is it to fix such a clasp? 2) Is it worthwhile purchasing this clasp and trying to get this repaired so I can use with my everest band?Thanks!