Strap fit question
HiI am going to receive now the 15407ST :) and i would like to change the strap to the alligator wpith pin buckle. I asked ap and they told me they have only the folding clasp. Anyone knows if there is any substitute?

26400au FC for Smurf ???
Completely out of left field, I was offered a swap yesterday where I would give up my 6 month old 26400FC Novelty (which I do like) for a BNIB 116619 Smurf. After initially politely declining the offer....I find myself actually contemplating the deal. This would leave me with my Diver as my only AP.And although I am leaning towards not making the trade I'm always curious what other's thoughts on the subject are .....fire away !

speedy pro question on msrp
talked to jorge at the omega boutique in vancouver, he said the speedy 3570.50 went for $4500 plus the 12% tax.....that puts this watch at 5k out the door....is that correct? i asked if there were any discounts and he kinda stuttered 'uh....no'.what does that watch go for on the 'trusted seller' market in canada? How canada doesnt put itself out of business i have no idea....

The Planet Ocean GTM GoodPlanet is in (but not incoming)
I really like Omega's affiliation with GoodPlanet so I was pretty happy when I got the call that the new Planet Ocean GMT was in. I currently don't have a GMT in the line-up so I had high expectations on this watch, specially after seeing Ruckdee's excellent photos and review.The PO-GMT GP package is beautiful with a big bamboo box. My first impressions was: wow, this is a solid piece. 43.5mm and more than 17mm thick (probably 17.25 or 17.5) and it is heavy. I don't have the exact weight but at least 200 grams, which puts it exactly in the same class as the Rolex Deepsea. Unfortunately, I find that problematic because as much as I adore the DSSD I think it is top-heavy and quite often uncomfortable to wear. The PO-GMT is in the same superweight-class but lacks the adjustable clasp, which is a life-saver on the DSSD. This might not be a big minus for many or most people, it is just that I don't need another DSSD, which I often have to take off my wrist when working at the computer, or i

Lady��s Datejust 6917 crown winding question.
Hello, I have searched the internet and this forum for the answer to my question, no concrete success as of yet.A couple of years ago I bought my wife a used Lady Datejust 6917. Using information found on this amazing site, I have made the following assumptions. The Bracelet has an F identification pointing in the direction of the watch being a 1981 vintage thus a 2035 movement.I recently bought her an Apple Watch for Christmas and she is now wearing it so I wound her Datejust up and put it on my watchwinder. When I was manually winding it, the crown seemed very tight as in hard to move relative to all my other watches and there was a vibration that felt like a mass moving inside the movement. My guess is the flywheel was spinning as I was winding the watch. My Rolex Explorer II does not have this type of motion when I wind it.This made me fear that I had bought a fake. Can anyone with knowledge of the 2035 movement confirm or deny that the flywheel or any other moderate mass inside t