Corum 18kt gold automatic

Blue 15300 or 15202?
Hi all, as you can see by my avatar I have an unworn blue 15300, I have not worn it yet, I got it not long ago but prices have soared since for the blue dials, there are not so many available, and only one new which is in Italy for 17.500 euros.Knowing that I have the ceramic diver, plus now 2 Patek but getting a 5711 soon, so basically that's 3 ultra thin Pateks, 5712, 5711 and 5167R, would you prefer having a little thicker watch, which is out of production and which might become not really rare but not so common, with the 15300 or would you prefer the thinner 15202? Thanks for your replies

5270g
Went to look at the 5712 and 5990 to at my local ADboth beautiful watches. The dealer showed me a white gold watch blue dial and blue leather strap. Was amazing. Think he said they are &¡ê130k am I right with the model 5270 g ?Cheer andy

Men's Nautilus owners, what do you think of the bracelet flip lock clasp?
I'm new to PP. I'm looking at the beautiful 5711 as my next target. However, I feel that the bracelet's smallish flip lock metal clasp with the engraved Geneva logo does not look as impressive as the rest of the watch. I do appreciate the bracelet's overall slimness that can make the whole watch comfortable to be worn.My initial thought was that PP wants the watch and bracelet/buckle style to be retained as original as possible to uphold the Nautilus design tradition. But when I visited the AD with my wife the other day, we saw the Ladies' Nautilus has a nicer buckle design that is without the flip lock metal clasp. It's sturdier and looks like an improved version over the 5711 bracelet buckle. This design is more similar to my Aquanaut 5167 (rubber) fat buckle which is just so lovely and comfortable.What do you all think? Can we expect a new bracelet buckle for 5711 in the near future? I took some pics from google for comparison.ladies nautilus5711ladies nautilus - buckle opened

Opinions , please, about Nautilus 3800/1A-001
Dear community, It's a question from a friend of mine, wanting to buy such a piece for his wife. What your opinions about that reference? Is it hard to move afterwards just in case his wife got not happy with it?best

Question re buying w/o b&p on specific models..
So I have a question regarding buying certain models without box and paper. Specifically, the Kermit and 16710 Pepsi. As we know, both can be easily faked. A 16610 with a real or aftermarket green bezel is easy to do as is a 16710 Coke or LN with a Pepsi bezel. Other than having Rolex look up the serial during a service or something to that effect, how else would you know that it's a legitimate born as Kermit or Pepsi?I see several no B&P Kermits and Pepsi for sale here. I've also see a Pepsi for sale where it actually had the papers and it was marked R16710N30 (which means it's a all black GMT) and the seller was selling it as a Pepsi. When quizzed, they feigned ignorance and said that's how they bought it and didn't question it.I mean what's stopping someone from buying a correct era, run-of-the-mill no b&p 16610 for $5-6K, buying a Kermit bezel and then selling for $10K? When/if the buyer finds out, just say oh that's I got it, I didn't ask questions.?I know with the Kermit