Breitling Navitimer AB012012/BB01 Brown Dial Stainless Steel with Rose Gold Bezel Watch

What is the difference between the Date and the Datejust model
they both look the same. Except that the datejust has more variations.My question, is then, is the movement different?TIA

New Addition: Deep Blue CalDiver 500
I've finally gotten around to taking some pictures. Here are the specs.•Movement: Japanese Citizen 9100 Automatic •Crystal: Sapphire •Crown: Screw Down •Clasp: Deployant •Bracelet Measurements: 8-3/4" L x 24mm W •Case Measurements: 46mm •Case Thickness: 16.5mm •Water Resistance: 50 ATM - 500 meters - 1650 feet

Nuts.
I didn't know whether to title this "Hopes & Dreams dashed!", "Just saved THOUSANDS of $$$!!!", or "Now I gotta define new goals" so I just went with my gut feeling. It's no secret that I've been moving toward a few watches as the hopeful end reward/result of my flipping. Here's two of them:In the last couple weeks both have been nearly eliminated from the list, both for potential issues with the movement. One of the watches, while incredibly gorgeous, has an in-house caliber described as decent but "a Longines 23Z is a better movement" by a forum member who would certainly know. The other has calendar problems, told to me by another forum member who's owned one with the same movement. I trust both their opinions and experience, so now I don't know what to do. Oh well, at least I have the Breguet 5197 to dream about. From what I've been told, the late 90's Breguet I was considering as a substitute was no better of a movement than the BP Villeret I ended up with so I'm cons

100 posts and I did not say hello
Hi to all..I just noticed that I had made 99 posts and I had never introduced myself, so for post 100 I figure this would be a good time to do it.I am 45 years of age, I live in Dublin in Ireland and got into mechanical watches by accident about 6 months ago, I hovered here a little before joining in October. Since joining I have had the pleasure to share in the experiences of your your new purchases and the enthusiasm you show in watches in general. I started reading the older posts in the beginners forum and decided that I needed to stop making impulsive purchases and try educate myself a little about what this hobby involves. CH has been very helpful in correcting my grammer and has offerered some nice words, ulackfocus has saved me from making a silly purchase on a dodgy Omega and I enjoyed our posts about the Longines Ultra-Chron. The rest of the guys have been very kind about my very cheap little collection and offerered friendly advice and responded positively to other threads

Another Daytona to AP RO thread...
Hi everyone,I never thought this would happen but I'm slowly being drawn into the Royal Oak models, particularly the 15300 and/or the 15400.I have half a mind to flip my SS Black Daytona for one, and wanted to get some thoughts on this. I always thought that AP was a fad type of watch, but after reading up on its history I have come to respect the brand, and the Royal Oak line (I've yet to warm up to the Offshore models, I find them too chunky for my wrist).My current Rolex collection consists of the Daytona, an Exp 1 39mm and an Explorer 2 40mm. I have several other watches from other brands that I consider iconic watches from that particular brand.The thing is, would it make good sense to flip my Daytona for the RO? My justification is that I already have two Rolexes, and, I guess at this point in time, I'm aiming for more variety in my collection. I'm also thinking that if the Royal Oak doesn't work for me in the long run, I could always flip it again.In terms of whether I like