Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore 26287OK.ZZ.D081CR.01 42mm Black Dial Automatic Watch

Time for something different...Seiko Arctura Chronograph
For those not familiar with the history of Seiko horology, the web site has the following..."Since 1997, Arctura has been the signature design for Seiko's kinetic technology. Arctura stands for strong, solid build quality and aerodynamic design inspired by the arc of nature; in rainbows or the curvature of the earth, the arc is central to nature's plan and Arctura draws its strength from the eternal beauty of this shape." Verbose? Perhaps, but copywriters get paid to write. The concept leads to some interesting designs.Kinetic chronograph model SNL055 is one of them. It measures 45mm across from 9 to 3 not counting the crown and is 13mm thick.Construction is solid brushed and polished stainless steel case and bracelet.The dial is brushed silver tone with 60-second, 45-minute, and central seconds sub-dials.The front crystal is scratch resistant sapphireThe watch has an exhibition case back to reveal the caliber 7L22 kinetic movement. Water-resistance is 100 metersThe bracelet is 28

Royal Oak Offshore Summer Editions
Totally picture rolling with this, wearing shorts and rolled-up shirt sleeves from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

Lug width on current Speedy pro?
Hey folks, is it 20mm?

Which Nautilus to really balance out the collection?
Hi All,As you can see, my current collection consists of a '68 Omega Speedmaster Professional (Transitional), Patek Philippe Annual Calendar, Pre-ceramic Rolex GMT Master II, Vacheron Constantin Patrimony, and currently a Panerai Luminor 1950 3-day automatic. Since getting my AC and Patrimony, I have found that the PAM is just too big and heavy to be comfortable so am now considering to flip it and buy a Nautilus. Many of the pictures that I have seen of that watch tend to make it look quite big as well but I recently had a chance to try it on and was amazed at how comfortable it wears on the wrist. It can also be dressed up better than the PAM. I am convinced this is the way to go but am now debating between the 5711 blue, 5711 white, or the 5712. The 5711 blue seems to be the iconic watch (and I have seen numerous polls here to suggest that is the better choice) but I also really like the look of the white as well. Similarly, I like the complication of the 5712 and the hints of r

Been thinking lately...
I have a 311 that will be arriving this Wednesday. It has taken me several months to pay for the watch because my business has been tough over the summer, now that it's finally picking up again I can afford to pay it off and actually wear the watch. I've been thinking lately that since I have a fairly high end Pam in my 233 that I might flip the brand new 311 and get a 351 and 113 instead. Granted I've yet to see the 311 on the wrist but not sure I need to be wearing a $20k+ watch when I could have two more Pams and still have money in my pocket. What do you all think? Keep it or flip and buy two others?