Audemars Piguet Gent's 18K Yellow Gold Royal Oak

3303 vs 3313 CoAxial
In my decission of not replacing my Rolex Sub 16610 with another Rolex, I was looking at the Broad Arrows, and I want to have the black 3551.50 again (I had one for some weeks, but was malfunctioning and was returned and not replaced...)So, I was looking at the options, and these are:1. Speedmaster Broad Arrow 3551.50 with 3303 caliberOMEGA Watches: Speedmaster Broad Arrow - Steel on steel - 3551.50.002. Speedmaster Broad Arrow 321.10.42.50.01.001 with 3313 CoAxial caliberOMEGA Watches: Speedmaster Broad Arrow - Steel on steel - 321.10.42.50.01.001The price difference is $750, higher in number twobut I like more the all black dial of the first one...Of course the first one is not a current model, but still can be found brand newWhat will you do?

Very important question!
Who is the original poster of this?:watchtalkforums.info/foru...tml#post147038Just curious if you'd like to know that your post was blatantly stolen without credit:The Difference between Scarce and Rare . . .Please contact me if you have any further questions.

Watch of the Day - 1/21/08
Longines Women's or Men's LungoMare Stainless Steel Watch Street Price: $600Choices: Women's silver-tone, men's silver-tone or men's blackChoice stainless steel forms the aesthetically strong tonneau case. Typically used in vintage timepieces, the tonneau shape has made a comeback in recent years. It is now used in a variety of timepiece; from classic to fashion-forward. Tonneau is currently one of the most desired case shapes. Sapphire coated mineral crystal shields the dial, with impact resistant properties of mineral and most of the hardness properties of sapphire Your choice of silver-tone or black finishes the dial accented a date window at 3:00 with silver-tone Arabic numerals at 6, 9 and 12:00 with silver-tone stick indices at all hour positions. Silver-tone finishes the hour, minute, and seconds hands. Embracing this fabulous moment of time around your wrist is a silver-tone stainless steel bracelet with a push button deployant clasp. Stainless steel will help your timepiece st

Hello Folks Let me ask!! Why it¡äs so difficult almost impossible to find any
Information about my new Passion? I just found a little information, about the lt ed the New Etnz but, mine it¡äs not the limited edition!! Because it¡äs fresh on the market? Because the people don¡ät know about this watch? I know it¡äs Stupid question, But I was thinking why!?? I looking for at google(just a few pics or almost anything about informations)Youtube almost nothing Tks

"Tropical" Strap Durability?
Hello everyone here on TRF! I had an unusual conversation with my Patek Dealer the other day and wanted to get you thoughts on the conversation. The sales person behind the counter noticed the Aquanaut 5164 on my wrist and politely complimented me on the choice. I thanked her and we began a conversation about how popular that particular model has become.....and how difficult it is for dealers to obtain.Anyway, as I was singing the praises of the piece and it's durability, the Salesperson suggested that I still not forget to replace the strap every year or two as you would with a leather strap. Being a synthetic material I didn't feel this was necessary, but she adamantly reaffirmed that even though it's not a natural hide material, sweat, water and other items will limit its useful life to at most 2 years with normal daily wear.Personally, I find this very hard to believe! I can't imagine the Patek Tropical strap not lasting at least a decade....if not even longer. Am I wrong wit