Traveling with ROC - bracelet woes
I'm wrapping up an awesome spring break in Arizona and for the first time traveling took my ROC on its bracelet. At home, I've found it great for everyday wear but during my travels, I have run into wrist swelling problems. And of course with no micro-adjusting clasp, there were times I just couldn't wear it. I don't know all of the physiology, but am guessing the frequent changes in altitude and hydration make your wrist change in size frequently.I don't really want to bring a watch kit (screwdrivers, extra links, etc) when I travel. So in the future, I'm wondering if this is a time to put it on a strap or go with another watch altogether. The low WR rating is also a reason it may not be an ideal single travel watch. I love my ROC, but it doesn't do me any good in its travel box. I know there are a lot of frequent travelers on TRF so was wondering what others do in this situation. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Ceramic Chipping?
Guys, I really love the look of the Ceramic Diver but I have fears about cracking the case and/or chipping the ceramic. I've seen a few ceramic bezels on here that have chips in them. Where SS can be buffed out, ceramic requires replacement. Please chime in if you have had a ceramic piece from AP chip on you.

Down To Two AP's
Hi Guys & Gals !Here is my new addition. I got rid of the 15400 blue because the dial was too simple for my taste and I was longing for the epic AP bracelet. Hopefully the chrono dial with the great looking pushers will do the trick. I do miss the AP blue but couldn't source one. I am happy with the black face which is almost slate grey in certain light. My other AP left is the Rose Gold Rubber Clad. I've always thought any watch collection is incomplete without a yellow gold piece. I've had a 36MM Rolex president, Hublot Big Bang but nothing compares to AP gold. The copper in it really distinguises the gold and the weight of the watch is like nothing else. I was hesitant at first because of the rubber bezel and pushers but it works overall with the rubber band. Here are the pics.

The perfect PP annual calendar for me would be..
A 5146 style case.A larger size aperture day at 9 and the month at 3.Half circle PR below 12.A sub dial date with MP in the center above 6. 5396 style markers and hands.The watch will look balanced and clean..What say you??

SS Pepsi- YOU SHOULD put your name on the "list"-- this is why--
By putting your name on the list and waiting a few years to get the SS Pepsi, you guarantee yourself a profit!The prices are already expect to be above MSRP when they hit the market....Your basically enter yourself into a futures contract for the SS Pepsi which you can also SELL to another person for a profit.Senario 1:Pay the deposit to purchase the SS Pepsi MSRPYour taste changes and you dont want the watchYou sell your spot on the list to another person at a gain and you walk away with a profitThis is literally how a futures contract in the markets works....it can be applied to any commodity