Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Sachin Tendulkar Chronograph

Philip Watch Panama Chrono
I have a chance to buy a Philip Panama chronograph, ETA 7750 according to the PW website, but the chrono doesn't appear to work. No box, no papers, no warranty. 60 bucks. The watch winds and keeps time but the chrono no worky, the pushers don't seem to be functional. Or, does the chrono need to have a full wind to work? Walk away, or take a chance? Worth having repaired? These sell for well over 60 bucks from what I see online.

My AP RO on the road
We did a Canadian Rockies drive-a-thon vacation. We landed in Seattle and off we went with our rental van to Spokane Washington, headed through Idaho into Calgary, conquered Banff, Lake Louise, Lake Minnewanka, stopped over at Salmon Arm, and ate for 3 days in Vancouver. Needless to say, the scenery was amazing and simply breathtaking during the 10 day road trip. More importantly, we wanted to let the kids experience nature and know that in the grand scheme of things, we are just a tiny spec of sand in a huge beach and everything is all relative - always be appreciating your surroundings and the greatness of nature.Lastly, the 15300 did a marvelous job in keeping +3 seconds per day time and kept all of us on schedule Few road trip shots:Thanks for reading and hope you enjoyed the scenery.Best,Fred

5167a Beauty Shot
Was on one of my servers and noticed a few years back i did a photoshoot of the 5167a.

Out of The Stickers And Into The Wild
For those of you who may have seen my premature Incoming thread (premature in that I was not ready to unsticker/wear) of a couple of days ago, I have finally submitted; I have unstickered, sized, and began wearing, my new Sub ND.I love this thing!Yes, the Pelagos will be going away (the idea to pick up the blue Pelagos was too good...I can't resist) and the Sub now becomes the daily watch for me.Early impressions:1. The lower profile of the Sub is very welcome; the Pelagos stands taller than I realized.2. The relative heft of the sub strikes me; the titanium of the Pelagos makes it seem lighter than maybe it should be. The Sub has more feel on my wrist.3. The cleaner/finer Mercedes hands are a better look to my eyes.4. The Pelagos lume is going to be missed; I wish the Sub had lume on the bezel!5. Most important for last: my wife likes the Rolex better. It's a great week!

Your most beaitiful Rolex?
Okay so I cheat and use my Tudor. The two tone, brushed gold and dial do it for me. Along with the rivets.We hear Rolex called a lot of things but lets see some shots showing true beauty of these time pieces.Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk