Finally after almost 3 months of waiting from Clearwater!
Finally after waiting for almost 3 months, just received my Panda back from service.Taking Panda out for first Sunday Coffee!!!!

Scratch?!?
What scratches?! All this talk of being a scratch magnet... sheesh, my 2yr old 15300 still looks like new despite regular wear. You guys must swing your arms around like gorillas!

Didn't take me long. Thinking of flipping up to a Diver. Questions!
I got my 15400 a few weeks ago and I love it. Awesome watch, no complaints. Thing is, I've always loved the diver and I'm thinking about flipping up to get it, despite the fact that AP is not in the top 3 anymore Not an option to have both right now. So, here are my questions:For those that have the diver and a 15400/15300, how does it wear? I've tried on the diver once and thought it was a little big but I'm willing to forgo that if it's super comfy and doesn't like huge on my wrist (6.75ish). I sold my BP cause it was too big but I had the Speedmaster 9300, which is 44mm and I thought it was a great size. Do you wear it as a daily beater? If not, why?Am I gonna regret losing the 15400 for the diver? Bear in mind that I'm a serial flipper and I rarely look back (except in the case of the HULK, which I've owned 3 times now). All assistance is appreciated. AP rock on!

Not supposed to use the chrono on vintage?
Hi all,I'm mainly a Rolex collector but really wanted to add a nice, patina'd vintage speedmaster to my lineup. I bought one at a very reasonable price from a very trusted seller on this forum.I wore it all day yesterday, and then at night started the chronograph to time something. I should mention that I use bezels/chronographs all day every day to time various medications. I went to a concert and at some point noticed that the watch was totally locked up, i checked and the watch was fully wound still. I also noticed a weird issue earlier when setting the time that the second had would keep moving when the crown was pulled out and I wasn't actively moving the hands. Is this normal?I immediately texted the seller (who has been great) and he basically said I shouldn't expect a vintage speedy chronograph to do anything but break the watch if I want to use it. He's had hundreds of vintage speedys and running the chronograph will break them nearly 100% of the time in his experience.I'm loo

How to clean your watch with an oysterflex/rubber strap?
For anyone that owns one or has knowledge on how to clean the band attached to the watch please let me know. Thank you