Audemars Piguet ROYAL OAK CHRONOGRAPH AUTOMATIC "NEW-STYLE" WHITE DIAL

ROO Carbon Fiber help
Hello,What is the model number for this watch?Thank you

Advice seek for 15300 vs 15400 (white/black dials)
Hi I'm new member to the forum. My apology in advance if this question/topic has already been covered (although I did search past threads for this).I'm currently on serious search for secondhand 15300 or 15400. 15202 is on my peripheral radar but that would bust my budget and result in several weeks instant noodles as opposed to regular meal. Been doing some research on this the the biggest red flag I noticed are movement reliability and fragile nature of the aforementioned AP models (in comparison to my current Rolex BLNR).Please allow me to break down my question by the number:1. Dial color. The blue/grey dial is obviously the most popular AP dial colour and retain best resale value (often times 15-20% higher value than the other two colours). After that which one come next...white or black?2. Size. Strangely enough I never measure my wrist size. I can comfortably pull off my 40mm Rolex BLNR and even my previous 42mm Rolex Explorer II. Would 39mm or 41mm fit me better? For that matte

Help Me Think This Through
so, i have been in constant self deliberations over which model to pick up as my first AP - vascillating between the Schumi Ti and the FC GP.there are significant aspects i love about each - so much so that ive really found it impossible to choose.i have concluded that, ultimately, i will want (need) both of these - my concern now is in which order to get them.i really dislike purchasing pre-owned and worn, thus any purchase would need to be NIB (preferrably, still through an AD or other dealer). i can get either in this condition now but later on, when time to pick up the one not chosen now, im not so sure what availability (and, i guess, to some extent pricing) will be like between the two models.we dont have crystal balls but, given the above considerations, which would you advise picking up now, which will be easier to source NIB down the rowd, etc. part of me thinks the GP will be harder to source new later on, given its much older...but there are significantly less Schumi's tha

Where Can I See a FC Grand Prix
I've been debating for weeks between a GP and Schumi Ti.I was able to see the beautiful MS last week, in person, for the first time - but i would really like to be able to also see a GP in the flesh.I happen to be going to Vegas next week - I'm sure there would probably not be any dealer with a GP but are there maybe pre-owned shops that have a large selection of AP's that might have one?Alternatively, I also live in the SF Bay area - if anyone happens to know good places to check in the area that I might be able to check one out.The GAS is killing me but Im wary of making a decision, only having seen one of the watches in question.thanks!

Zeroing in on a 105.012
Hi Guys! 1. I have managed to zero-in on a 105.012. Just wanted to hear your thoughts on the seller's pitch for the item: The bezel is the nicest bezel I have seen on a Speedmaster 321. It has the correct little dot above the 90. I have seen the bezel with the correct dot sell for over $1800 on eBay by itself. The watch comes with the original bracelet, although one of the endlinks was dented pretty bad (better that the endlink be dented rather than the watch)! I bought replacement aftermarket endlinks, which look perfect. The bracelet is the correct Omega 1039 bracelet with a 3/67 date (3rd quarter of 1967). The bracelets were made by Gay Freres and often sell for about $1,000 by themselves. The bracelet is in really good shape. The watch comes with the COA from Omega, which states that it was produced August 23rd, 1967 and delivered to the United States. I had the crystal replaced with an original Omega hesalite crystal. I can include the original Omega crystal if you would like, but