Christopher Ward C5 Malvern Automatic MKII
The Christopher Ward C5 Malvern Automatic MKII is a contemporary take on a classic dress watch that mixes together a lot of remarkable components at an even more remarkable price. The MKII is a follow up to, you guessed it, the MKI, which was one of C Ward's first watches, and one of the first watches on the market to have achieved "such sublime quality being made available at such an accessible price." The MKII takes much of the aesthetic of the original, puts it in a case that is 1mm wider, and simplifies the dial a bit. The watch features a veritable laundry list of great components such as a sapphire crystal, a decorated Swiss Made Selitta SW200-1 movement, a display case back, nice finishing and trust worthy build quality for the very tolerable price of $365?415 550.Based on the components alone, you are clearly getting a great value. The fact that the C Ward brand has proven over and over again (to us) to make high quality pieces and offer really great customer support in their C

OEM leather conversion kit
Does AP offer kits for the 15450? I've seen other posts about kits for the 15400 but I couldn't find anything on the 15450.

5712 and 5980/5990 bracelet fitment issue
Hey all, I was wondering if anyone has the same issue as me about the nautilus bracelet. On the 5712/1a there are 7 links vs the 5980/1r and 5990/1a I see 6 links total. Is that supposed to correct? I thought all nautilus has 6 links. The reason I ask is because when I remove all the links and add a 1.5 link on the 5712 it fits perfectly! But now for the 5980 and 5990 if I take off 6 links and a 1.5 it's too big... And if I remove all 6 it's too tight. This is driving me crazy! Does anyone know what I can do or does anyone have the same issue? Guess it sucks to have a small wrist or right in between sizes for the thicker nautilus.

Daytona Two-Tone vs. Yachtmaster II SS
I am looking at adding another watch to the collection and am torn between these two watches as they are both amazing for different reasons. The Daytona has been around for a long time which means there are many people that have it. The Yachtmaster II is relatively new and I rarely see people wearing it which is why I tend to lean this route. I am curious on the opinions of everyone as to what watch will likely hold it's value better in the next 5 years. What do you think, the Two-Tone Daytona or the Stainless Steel Yachtmaster II?Thanks for your time!

Tokyo Haneda Rolex Boutique
This one takes the cake for what possibly is the saddest collection of Rolex I have ever seen at an AD. There was a Milgauss and white dial Exp II. They only had a few DDs, 2 TT Daytonas, 2 YG Daytonas and the rest were pretty much just Datejusts. I get that there is an SS shortage, but this AD was notably missing a lot of PM sports models and even selection for DDs.I'm comparison, at my home AD on Thursday, they had a lot of SS sports models minus LV, BLNR, SD43, D-Blue and DaytonaC. But they also had pretty much every other PM sport Rolex available (BLRO, Smurf, etc.) and a huge selection of DDs.