Breitling Navitimer Lim Edition Chrono-Matic Lim Edition QP-1461

Nautica NMX 400 Watch With Five Movements
This is a big and bold watch if I have ever seen one. Part of me likes the watch, part of me is a bit freaked out by it. The 58mm wide monster from Nautica is certainly inspired by brands like Ikepod and N.O.A. Nautica's result is the brand new Nautica NMX 400 you see before you (which looks nothing at all like the NMX 300). As part of the Timex Group, Nautica has been releasing some quite nice (and reasonably priced) watches as of late. Plus, they can enjoy wide distribution, so this watch won't just be a nice picture , you can actually get one in at a retail location. Still NMX 400 is the oddest of the 2009 watches from Nautica, though it might prove to be surprisingly useful in the right hands.Think of the watch has having two parts. First is the large "Zone 1" face with the larger dial, 12 hour chronograph, and date. Then are the four other "zones" which are literally their own watch faces that you can independent set. Don't ask how many batteries this Japanese quartz movement base

AP Diver issue
hi watch lover,i need your input with my AP ROO Diver. i have watch for couple months now, but i do have love and hate relationship with the watch. love the design and the look, but it hurt when i wear it. i bought this watch new. do you guys has experience this? has anyone here ever change the rubber to the old version ROO rubber strap with deployant buckle?i am trying so hard to save this watch in my collection. any input would appreciated.thank you in advance.

AP's annual production
I know the figure of 20,000 watches a year has been bandied about for AP. A far cry lower than the ~ 800/900K produced by Rolex.On the now discontinued 15300 and current 15400...anyone have a SWAG at how many of these are produced per year by AP?Apologies if this has been asked before.

Just picked up this Patek 5065/1A !!!
Hello everyone...was debating on getting that VC duel time TI on strap but then something came up. My Patek 5065/1A. Was not sure of size but at 38mm wears great. Great watch. Love the blk dial compare to new version one. I even went to my AD PP to see differ on 5167/1A (don't care for bracelet. I think is too bulky and wide). Thanks for looking.

Quandary
I am in a bit of a quandary on what to do about a potential watch swap. I know this is not the vintage side put I would like to field for a opinions over here because I am not typically a vintage watch guy.Several years ago my father whom is still around gave his late 70's Submariner 5513 to my brother who has since passed. The watch went to my young niece who has no interest in it other than it was her dads and she knows I'm nuts about it.I now have the opportunity to put it into my collection. It should be a for a fair price is all original has box and papers with a very certain history. Now the question. What are your thoughts on selling my 14060M no box and papers to partially fund it? I generally don't like to fund a watch with a watch but i really don't need or desire to have two such similar watches. My current collection is the 14060M, 92 GMT Master 2 Pepsi, Ceramic Daytona, Explorer 39, and Speedmaster Pro. So I do have modern pieces and transitional. I have never owned a plas