Breitling Chronomat 44

Help finding a 19mm strap
Hello,I'm having trouble finding a nice 19mm strap for my 1962 Stafford. I'd like to use a Hamilton band in 'long'. Open to deployant, especially since it will add a little weight (I like the feel of it). Any recommendations?Thanks,Kevin

Welcome to the club!
I have been an AP admirer for quite some time and in fact tried on my first which so happens was a ROO about 7 years ago. I thought to my self, self... One day you should get one of these!I was thinking seriously of late about adding an AP Safari as I have loved the look with the brown horn back strap but my slight hesitation was the lack of lume making it a bit of a turnoff but still... I was ready to overlook it. My second choice was the black rubberclad as I really like the contrast with the silver sub dials verses say the black themes. Perhaps down the road I may have to look at the Bee as I have always been a fan of black/yellow combo's.My '72 Chevelle as example...Anyway, back to watches.So, without further ado...I have to say, even though I have read all the accolades from many of you about all of the great attributes of an AP, it is quite another thing to actually wear one and see what everyone is talking about. I am loving it...One of the things I was worried about was many wh

My choice...
(All, new to this forum and thought I'd share my Omega story for my first post here.)1995 witnessed the launch of that now famous catch phrase that was splashed most prominently across Omega's ads. For many, this may have had an influence in their purchase of an Omega and something they proudly proclaim after finally obtaining one. However, back in December of 2000, one man recalls reading that phrase with disdain as he's shopping with his wife for a matching watch set. Cindy Crawford's choice the man read the ad aloud sarcastically. Omega and Rolex... b8ah!, they'll NEVER be MY choice! uttered the budding WIS who thought he knew everything there was to being a sophisticated watch collector as he took comfort in his ability to recite the names of hallowed manufacturers that produced watches more complicated and higher in cost than either of the two aforementioned brands. What was it that so bothered this man so about these two brands? Two main factors came to mind he thought at t

I caved....
Was trying to hold out for my AD but David had this one available and couldn't contain myself. Had to go to Fedex myself as we have some snow here today and there was a delivery exception, trucks were delayed and I was having none of that.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

A Guy and a gal, A 16013 and a 6917 (True Love Story) with pics!!
Just in time for Valentine's Day .. A love story about a man and a woman, and two Rolex watches. The year is 1979. A young couple has been married for a couple of years already, but they acted as if they were still on their honeymoon. The young man was a car dealer, and the young lady was unemployed, because she was with child This young couple loved each other very much. In fact, neither of knew that it was possible to love another person as much as they loved each other. The young couple were married and starting on building their lives and their family together. One evening in 1979 the young lady looked at her young husband and said the two words that both scared and excited them. She said it's time! The husband rushed his beautiful young wife to the car and sped her to the hospital where she was taken in and prepared for delivery. While in the delivery room the young husband paced the floor until he would get tired of pacing, and then he'd sit down and stare off into nothing with o