Tudor HERITAGE ADVISOR AUTOMATIC SVEGLIARINO

longines 14k white gold strap help
HiI have recently bought a longines 14k white gold watch.It is a usa cased model and is a slimline dress watch with a 370 cal movementI am having trouble with the strap fittment as the strap rubs on the case I have tried a few straps on the watch all which are very flat with no padding at the moment i have a flat genuine alligator strap on it but still there is no room for it without it compressing on the watch case now it is sort of jamed in place so the strap cant be moved without force so hopefully it should not rub but it isn't right to meHas any body else had this issue and found a viable outcome I have thought about a curved strap but every one I look at seem to have been designed for a larger case more modern watch so would not fit right also I have thought about making a lug extender of some kind out of white gold

Worst watch you've ever owned?
Ok, so this is a blatant ripoff of a similar thread. Looking at all the gorgeous pics in the "best" thread got me thinking about some of the lemons I have had the pleasure of (briefly) owning.So, any takers on this one? And please, give us an entertaining reason!I will think about mine..

Watches with white dials and blue hands--Show me what you got!
I love the look of blue hands on white dials. Besides the Aqua Tera (my current favorite), what other watches do you guys know of with the same color combination?

Sticker questions!!
So Recently I've acquired an AP 26470st used in mint condition. I just registered the watch last week however, I just read through some thread here and notice that registering isnt enough and I'll have to get the sticker from AP so my question is how do I get the sticker ? Do I go to the boutique in Thailand where I am or will it send to the previous owner in Japan? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

First Rolex Incoming and AD's stock
Watches have always been a style statement and makes anybody excited, and I would wear all of them with pride as a kid. My first, when I was 6-7, I remember was a cheap quartz(few dollars) with brown leather band gifted to me by mom. But then I wore it out and it finally broke. I didn't knew much about watches and quartz or digital watches were the only thing available. The most famous watch you could buy was Citizen or Casio in the Himalayan Nation.Fast forward some decades, I started looking up watches again and then got hooked on to the mechanical watches' simple way of showing time, using complicated mechanical thing. Honestly, I didn't even knew that was possible. Something about those moving gears, and all the other parts, working together to make the second hand sweep so smoothly, and you just fall in love with them. I did hear about Rolex and would have never imagined to buy one!Then, I saw one on my colleagues wearing a Rolex GMT with black dial and bezel. It was a piece of pe