Invicta Venom Reserve Chronograph Black and White Dial White Polyurethane Men's Watch 16991

James Bond
Does anyone know for certain which Omega Bond will be sporting in the next movie? The Bond formus are saying a PO with silver band, but are arguing over the size.

Seiko dive; point me in the right direction, please
I'm looking to get a Seiko, something similar to the SNZF15. My only complaint with that particular model is the small size case.What I'd like, in no particular order, is; traditional diver, or 'homage' style obverse low to mid 40mm case size metal bracelet coin or saw or similar machined-edge bezel automatic exhibition case back less than $200Can anybody point me in the right direction, please? Or am I deluding myself that such a beast exsists.Thanks in advance.

AP and 007
Just been reading something similar on the Rolex tread and thought it would be an interesting topic on here, it's a well know fact that AP turned down the opportunity to be on the wrist of a Mr James Bond 007 and be a part of the franchise. Just wondering which model you guys would have liked to have seen him in and which he would be best suited to? I'll kick things off by playing it cool and going for the 15400 ss with black face

Service Question - has anybody ever heard of this?!?!
Was wondering if I could get some input from the members. Last week I dropped my RO15300 off at the AD for a service. It's been about 7 years since the watch was last seen by AP. The watch was keeping good time but the power reserve was down to 6-10 hours, hence the service. Once I noticed the power reserve issue, the watch went straight into the safe and didn't see a wrist again. Watch has never seen water or been dropped. Was worn in rotation pretty evenly with 5 other watches. When I dropped the watch off at the AD they said that the service would run approximately $1300 CAD ($1000 USD). Sounded about right to me. Yesterday, the AD called me back and said that they had received an estimate from the APSC in Canada at $4000 CAD ($3100 USD)!!! I was told that the watch required a CTR - Complete Technical Revision. I had never heard the term before and can't even find too much about it online. I have submitted a contact request on the AP website but while I wait for a response, I though

16622 vs 116622 in Photographs
The YM was almost never on my radar.Not only due to its price but also because I never warmed up to polished center links and to be honest, like many others, I felt it was a bit too monochromatic and a bit... well... boring.About 6 weeks ago, a very kind forum member (different forum) shipped me his 16622 to try.I fell in love with it almost instantly and I knew I had to have one. (don't you hate it when that happens?)Anyway, since I currently have both the 16622 and 116622 in my possession, I thought it would be a good idea to do a side by side photo comparison.While the YM was the model to introduce many new features to the Rolex Professional line up, it seemed to have been largely forgotten over the years and continue to soldier on largely unchanged.The 116622 introduced some minor changes, with the most important one of all being (of course) the updated clasp with Easy Link.This will just focus on external differences as I am not anywhere near knowledgeable enough to comment on wha