Garmin D2 Pilot Watch
My Garmin collection (left to right, front to back): Edge 500, Edge 510, FR910XT, Edge 800, Swim, and FR70I am a very active person. In particular, I train about 10+ hours a week (mainly swimming, cycling, and running) as I am part of a local amateur (but serious) triathlon team: PacWest Athletics. So as such, I have owned various sports watches, and in particular Garmin GPS sports watches. Pretty much every Garmin sports model since 2007-except for the Approach S models which are superb golf-specific watches. Currently, I have three of their watch models plus three more Garmin Edge devices dedicated for cycling.So why do I start with this inventory of my Garmin watches and devices for this post. Simply to say that, while not perfect, I think Garmin understands how to make watches suited for specific activities-I call them Activity-focused smartwatches. That's what makes me and many others come back for more.Garmin's philosophy, is that they create different watches purpose-built for s

15202ST availability (EU)
Did anyone purchase or was looking to purchase a 15202ST recently in the EU, at either an AD or an AP Boutique? Is there even the slimmest chance of finding one on stock? If not, then do ADs manage a waiting list? If yes, then how long are they usually? A couple of months or couple of years? I've heard disappointing news on Nautilus 5711/1A waiting lists, some ADs predicting at least 2 or 3 years of waiting to get one. I hope AP's Jumbo is less of a hot item Thank you

Seems old but not sure how old
Saw this picture on instagram from some guy who was a family friend of a friend. Anyway, thought I would try to identify which model it is. No better place to ask than here.This is all I have to go on. Seems like a 36mm, maybe a 34?

My Rolex with aftermarket parts- Need advise
Hello,I'm new to this forum and I admittedly don't know much about watches.... but I want to learn. I was given a 1968 Rolex Presidential. The watch is 18K white gold with an aftermarket dial and band. The band is not made by Rolex and it's 18k yellow gold which rhodium plated to match the watch and looks exactly like a genuine Rolex band. I was told the band weighs 67.5 grams. Also, the dial is aftermarket. It's bright blue with diamonds where the numbers should be (except at 12:00 where it has the day of the week)Thank you.

My path to this new DJ36 (pics)
Morning everyone - I could spend hours writing; however, I will just share a bit of background leading to my most recent acquisition, a 116200. I have had them all (in the stainless sports line); 11610, 116610, 14060, the DJ II, 16710, GMT BLNR and GMT LN, Expy II Polar and Explorer 36. I have had my share of Omegas as well. Nothing really fit quite right, or went perfect with my daily outfits - alternating between suits/dress clothes daily for work to the super casual on weekends. So, after much searching, some flipping, I believe I have found the perfect watch for me. The size is perfection, although it took about a week for my eyes to adjust. My wrist is just 7 inches. For anyone out there struggling with choosing a less-popular model than the beautiful SS sports models, go for it. You will be happy. The legibility, the comfort, the accuracy. I love it. Here are some pictures of my 116200 DJ 36.