Breitling Superocean Heritage 46 Rubber Strap

Photos of Favorite Watch in Your Collection
Here are mine: Evil twins. Essentially the same watch with different dials:Clerc Model 851 Limited Edition with high decorated automatic movement

Minsk Chronograph ...............
45mm, Sapphire Crystal, 3133 movement, Hand Crafted Case, very very luminous dial. (From Moscow Classic)Kurt

Incoming - end of an odyssey
For some time, I have had an interest in this watch, but had successfully convinced myself that I could live without it. Nonetheless, on a lark I reached out to a seller and , after some back and forth (and helpful advice from TRF members), the seller and I reached a provisional deal. Unfortunately, that deal didn't end up working out...but by that point reason had gone out the window - I needed to have this watch! what followed was a lot of time hammering around on various forums. I was fortunate to connect with another great seller and we worked together to address the challenges of sending a watch internationally between two private individuals. I'll post a separate thanks in the who's who section - but thank you here as well!The piece arrived last night---------International shipping demands patience The unboxing (rest assured it was sent double boxed...just sparing readers photos of every step of the process)----------The 15707CE is a very cool watch. I very much understand why it

Going for 15202... whilst owning a 15400
Hi lads,I currently have a 15400 in black. Before I got this a few years ago, I was actually considering between this and a 15202 - but the reason why I went for the 15400 was because of the lack of second hand on 15202 and also because the 15202 does not feature screw-in crown.But then in terms of fit and dial design, I think 15202 is just so mesmerising, although I genuinely think in terms of the movement design, the 3120 is better looking and certainly more 'functional' than the 2121Anyway, my question is - is it justifiable to own both 15202 and 15400 simultaneously? Opinions please gents!

Dangerous9 Incomings
Before I start, be warned that this post might be very unhealthy for your bank accounts!Following the acquisition of my 737 in August this year, I started jonesing for another strap. The brown Teju lizard that John Glance at Dangerous9 crafted for me is a work of art so the logical thing to do was get in touch and see what else he could do. From the great feedback I had from you guys on the colour combinations of my Panerai OEM straps, particularly on my 689 and 737, I decided to go for another Teju lizard but this time in racing tan. Whist we have to be careful considering colours seen on a computer monitor (they can vary significantly between brands), I thought that the racing tan was the colour to go for; some of you said that the Panerai OEM JV gold took the eye away from the dials of the 689 and 737 and I could see where you were coming from. The racing tan therefore seemed perfect in that it was a similar shade to the JV but nowhere near as shouty.Back in late August and earl