Very excited!!!!!!
Doing a routine run through Philly this week and going to Timepiece Perfection at some point. Really excited to be able to try on a 15300 and 15400 and compare side by side. The AP bug has been biting me a little, but there aren't any dealers close to me. Is it possible and and that I get something other than Rolex???? Blasphemy!!!!!! Since I don't know much about AP, is there anything specific I need to look for on these two watches?

Macro Shots of My Royal Oak Jumbo 5402SA!!!
I know you guys will enjoy these!!!

Any Omega guys have any experience with this model?
I've always been on the fence about Speedmasters until today, I tried this on and fell in love!! The weight, stainless bezel, etc. The smaller LE would be nice but I can't wean a 38.5. This watch was perfect! Any pics or experiences with any 57s?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

When it's The One, you just know (Incoming)
The world of horology is a relatively new hobby of mine, within the past couple of years or so. The first watch I ever saw that really captivated me and opened my eyes to the beauty of watches was the BLNR -- it was simply stunning to me, and to this day has remained my #1.After several months, I began my quest to search for a daily wearer that I could pass down to my son when he grows up. I researched the topic to death, and purchased both a 14060M and 16710BLRO. Both are incredible watches in their own rights, but I couldn't quite ever get rid of the BLNR bug. My head said to try a couple of other watches, but my heart couldn't move past the BLNR.I've tried on 6-digit GMTs at an AD several times, but have gotten the chance to see a BLNR in person due to the popularity. That all changed today when this beauty arrived. It's absolutely perfect and even more gorgeous than I thought it would be. When I first put it on, I immediately knew the search is over. It just feels right, wi

Just a follow up....
To this.....https://.rolexforums/showthread.php?t=561487As I posted before, I would do a follow up on feelings/observations, after slowing down, thinning the collection significantly, and rotation between two watches. I've tried pretty much everything (as well as other brands), vintage, and every metal....exceptions:Milgauss, Cellini, Yacht Master, TOG, probably a few more I haven't thought of. *Yes, EVERYTHING IS GONE BUT THREE Findings...(for my tastes anyway)....1. PM has spoiled me...love the look and feel, and when I'd put on my SS pieces, I usually couldn't wait to put my PM back on2. I COULD be a two watch guy, but 3 - 5 will probably be my comfort zone. I don't need a huge collection to be satisfied. Quality over quantity for me. 3. Love any Rolex blue. 4. After going back and forth a few times, YG will be in the collection. 5. I may add a SS back in at some point.....SO I WON'T be the guy who says.... I'm done But for now....pretty darn content! Anyway, just some TRF, light w