Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Chronograph Automatic Diamond Rose Gold Men's Watch 26557OR.ZZ.D098CR.01

Anyone in Calgary/Edmonton with a 15400 or 15300
Hi Guys,I really would like to try on a AP 15400 or 15300, does anyone in Alberta have a one they would let me try on before I buy one? I will buy the coffee or beerPM me if you do and want to meet up, I can drive and meet you.Thanks,eric

Finally found Dad's 168.005 Constellation
I'm typically lurking over on the Rolex Vintage side; but, wanted to share a picture of my father's long lost Omega Constellation ref. 168.005 with a caliber 564 under the hood. Just got back from a cleaning and oiling and it's keeping extremely accurate time as one should expect from one of Omega's workhorse chronometer movements.On the way back from Vietnam by way of Hong Kong in mid 1967 my father bought this Constellation and a stainless steel Seamaster Chronograph with a cal. 321 which I have posted on this Forum previously and wear periodically.The Constellation has been hidden away for quite a long time and just recently surfaced. I just sourced The NOS 9 row BOR gold plated bracelet from Ted's Vintage Watches and while the gold isn't a perfect match; I'm liking the original look a lot. This is my only all gold piece and probably won't get a lot of wrist time but the sentimental value makes it a keeper.I understand these Connie Piepans are routinely faked or frankened; but as fa

New to the Omega Discussion Forum
Hi, Im am new to the Omega Forum but have been lurking on TRF for several years. My introduction to the Omega Forum and TRF was through Google searches for info on Omegas while I was putting my collection together. You-all should be commended for your passion and knowlege of Omega watches. I feel a little obligated to make this post after jumping into some debates posted today!A little background, my grandfather retired from the Railroad when I was quite young and received an Omega watch as a retirement gift. This was a Seamaster engraved on the back around the seahorse with his name and years of service. I remember how proud he was to wear and show it. Soon after his retirement my grandmother passed away and he later remarried and moved south to Texas. When he passed I always wandered what happened to his watch. It seemed to disappear. As I became interested in watches ~ten years ago, one of the first watches I bought was a 1961-2 seamaster that was similar to what I remember my gran

Orange PO, orange Croc
Hi All, just got this orange croc strap for my PO. what do you fellows think?

Pam061. Thoughts for a first Pam?
The more I look at Panerai's the more I seem drawn to the Ti models. Not a fan of the all polished cases that a lot of the SS versions seem to have. I like the small seconds of the 061 & 177. I also think the tobacco dials are neat and a little different. Currently I own a 16610LV sub and a older TT datejust so I feel like I have the dressier side of things covered and was thinking adding a Pam Ti model to my collection would cure my need for something a little bigger than my Submariner. Thoughts, advice, ect. Greatly appreciated