VC Overseas Chrono vs AP Royal Oak Chrono- My specific issues
I purchased a 42mm Royal Oak Offshore Chrono (AP 26470) just after the revised model clear case back and movement visualization. I really like the watch. I am a big chrono fan even though I do not use the chrono function all that often.. Well I decided i wanted a nice thin-- sport like chrono and I already owned the IWC 3777 pilot. I ended up getting a VC Overseas Chrono not too long ago. I like the general appearance and design of the pushers--- and it has a fairly decent water resistance rating. I would never likely purposely take it into a pool or other major water source. I had considered a Royal Oak Chronograph (AP 26320) instead of the VC but thought perhaps it would be too similar to my ROO Chrono. Nonetheless I was at a shop the other day and say a few of the Royal Oak Chronos in person (had seen them before) and said wow I forgot the contrast and clarity of the dial and sub dials on this model. I don't need glasses to easily readThe one thing I don't like about the

AP ROO or Ceramic Diver?
I have the 2014 AP ROO in Royal Blue and think about switching to Ceramic Diver. Is that a good choice?ImageUploadedByTapatalk1415571017.320578.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1415571052.106110.jpg

anybody swapped hour/minute hands on Seamaster 300m co-axial?
For all the Omega owners who tinker/customize their Seamasters.... has anyone swapped the hands on the mid-size Seamaster (36.25mm) with the arrow hands from a Planet Ocean? I got a nice offer for a Seamaster 2222.80 recently, but the hour/minute hands just don't do it for me, but the arrow hands wouldn't look out of place on such a watch... any thoughts on this?

Best of both worlds...
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is this really try of nautilaus owners?
Was looking at the entry level models of Patel and really don't believe owners get bored of such a beautiful watch. Let me know what you guys think.watchflipr/buyers-guide/b...teel-nautilus/