Breitling Navitimer Jupiter Pilot mit Box & Papieren

Interested in SKX007
Could you please show me pictures of your watch. Thank You

This are watches that i found Ugly and disgusting....." this is my personal opinion"
im not goin to post brands names..just pictures1: if your a 10 year old boy is cool to wear one of this, but if your an grown man it just goin to look rediculous.2: skeleton watches are more like a fashion piece than a watch 3: the all black out watches, more like a fashion trend to me4: oversized watches5: i call this clown watchesHere's a rule for all the Beginners: Picture your watch on Lee Van Cliff. If if looks good on him, then it looks good on you.this is my personal opinion..now let us see, the watches that you found hideous..

Anyone else take this route?
Hey everyone! First time in this neck of the woods so be nice I have always been a Rolex and Omega guy. I recently acquired my first Panerai and as you can guess I have my heart set on a Royal Oak as my next watch.For lack of a better term, the Royal Oak 15400st has been sort of a grail for me, except unlike most true grails, I can own this watch one day. The question is, when? I've recently blown through my toy budget, so no matter what my next watch will likely not arrive in the very near future. Especially since venturing into the $15,000 range for a watch will take me a little while to be ready to commit.With that said, there are of course other, cheaper watches that I love. There are always Rolexes on my radar, but there is one watch out there that has a similar look to the RO, in fact along with the Royal Oak, it comes from the genius mind of G¨¦rald Genta.It's the IWC Ingenieur 3239.In the pre-owned market it can be had for more than $7k savings compared to the RO. The des

Enabling Myself
Had to play around with the GP again

Strap change questions....
Hello all here at TRF! While browsing the forums this weekend I paid particular attention to straps that are on the watches. It was so exciting to see how a different strap can give an entirely new look to a watch. So, this got me thinking about a few strap-related questions I would like to pose to all of you:1). Do you change your straps yourself or take it somewhere to have it done? I have the tool to make the change myself, but am so worried that I will inadvertently cause damage due to my lack of experience and skill. But at the same time I feel a little odd taking it to a shop to have it done knowing that I didn't purchase the watch there.2). I notice in some of the photos the strap doesn't seem to be the right size (i.e. Too narrow for the lug width of the watch). Are there any potential issues with this other than cosmetic? 3). How often do you change your straps? It seems like it would be easy to become a little OCD with this and develop a habit of constantly changing t