The Wenger AeroGraph Countdown Chrono From WatchReort.com
We've never covered a Wenger watch before, but with the introduction of the AeroGraph Countdown Chrono at Basel this year, with it's interesting combination of style and functionality, we figured it was finally time.

Best tools for changing straps on ROO Offshore Panda
Hi everyone,I just acquired my first Royal Oak Offshore after a lot of thinking and consideration. I've been meaning to change the straps on it because it came with a short strap which is too short for me. I can't wear the watch properly except on the very last whole which makes the alignment of the deployant on the underside at a very strange location. I got it together with this Grey Hornback from the newer 2014 ROO Grey Theme Elephant, but it does not have a buckle or any tools to change the straps with. The owner told me that I just need to find appropriate screwdrivers for it. I tried using my Panerai Screwdriver (for switching out buckles) but that is too large to fit. Does anyone have any recommendations for screwdrivers that would be able to change the straps of this watch? I see some places that the correct size is 1.4mm but according to research my Panerai Screwdriver is 1.4mm as well, which means it should theoretically work, but it doesn't. .ebay/itm/Bergeon-3008...item4ad3

Which one next
Hey allAdvice sought please ...I have a pam111 plus a Rolex GMT and Sub.Looking to get another pam and cannot decide which one... I prefer the 44mm 1950 case hand wound as the case does not sit as high as the automatics... My wrist size is 6.5 inch so a 47mm is out of the question...Any suggestions:44mm 1950 casehand woundStainless steelThe 233 comes to mind... Any others I could consider ?Thanks all ....

Patekerai
When a Panerai has such a gorgeous movement , it could be a Patek :-)

Ebay Haters?
Hey everyone...totally get that ebay is not the best place to buy a watch nor should it be trusted like some of the amazing sellers on this forum...this being said it can be a good place to get the best prices on a watch...This is often the case as you are cutting out the middle man of a dealer between the buyer and seller.Having been a seller on ebay for over 10 years it is a known fact that eBay always protects the buyer at all costs and will refund the buyer if a product is fake, flawed, ill described, or pretty much any reason at all. This applies whether you are buying internationally or domestically. This creates an issue for eBay sellers in many cases as the buyer nearly always get the benefit of the doubt.Its a lot of work, but if the cost savings are good enough, it could be worth it to purchase a watch off ebay, either pay someone to authenticate it/get it authenticated on the forums and if it is no good just return it and get your money back.I know there are costs associat