Love my ROC
Hey Guys, I've been a long time viewer/drooler but this is my first time posting on the forums. I need this forum's expert advice on choosing a new watch. I've been working really hard and saving up since a year for a reward so I've decided to purchase my first AP as a birthday gift to myself (I'm turning 24 in a few months).I currently own a Hublot Big Bang Chrono 44mm Steel/Ceramic and a Chopard Mille Miglia GT XL in Steel. I use the Hublot as a weekend watch and plan on selling the Chopard. I plan on keeping this watch for the next 10 years or so. I've shortlisted the following watches:1. Royal Oak Chrono in Steel: 26320ST.OO.1220ST.01/02 - Seems a bit understated but more practical than the others due its ability to fit under the cuff and go well from day to night situations. It was comfortable on my wrist but I haven't worn a steel bracelet in a while so not sure about how I would adapt to it. 2. Royal Oak Offshore Chrono: 26170ST.OO.D101CR.02 (old Panda) or 26470ST.OO.A027CA.01 (

Speedy at the Cape
Family day at Cape Canaveral - thought I'd take the speedy along

Quality of Omega is getting bad?
Omega users in a Taiwan Omega forum complained about the quality of Omega. A PO's crown has the problem as shown in the pic. Another user also complained about a similar problem.I would like to know whether your Omega's quality is good? (I am considering to buy a SMP 007 ^^)Pic borrowed

Couldn't Stop At Just One Patek
Thanks so much to Texex for his invaluable help and guidance, I now have my second Patek, and it's amazing. Even without being sized, it's the most comfortable watch I own, including the RM Lotus, and the most eye-catching. I've looked at gold-bracelet AP's and Rolexes before, but never found one that I loved so much or matched my skin tone so well. Happy to join the Nautilus club!Forgive my girlfriend's footie pajamas in the background.

How ��rare�� is a Rolex?
I'm currently sitting here in a brewery in Denver, Colorado and I'm the only one here with a Rolex on; I looked around, ha.I tend to look at the wrist of just about anyone I pass by or sit next to while I'm out and about and I'm starting to feel like it's not all that common to run into someone with a Rolex, or otherwise.I'm sure the concentration of Rolex and/or other luxury goods is mostly centralized in a handful of locations and, therefore, more noticeable. But it's still surprising to see so many naked wrists, so frequently.With the amount of watches that Rolex produces each year, it's a little surprising. But at the end of the day, it's still a privilege to be able to wear something that a lot of folks may never get the chance to own.Anyone else feel this way?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk