Vacheron Constantin Chronometer Antique Watch C1900 Rare

Sub with NATO or leather straps
Well it is almost summer now and I am bored with my one and only one Sub for the last few years. I would like to make some changes without spending too much money. I am just wondering if anyone has a photo of a Sub with NATO straps or leather straps. BTW, has anyone ever tried to use a Panerai style of straps on his Sub?

Ron (o2afac67) rules Flickr....
If you enjoy o2afa67's great Breitling pics and want more.I found a group on Flickr that looks like he's supporting almost singlehandedly Check outflickr/groups/breitling/pool/He has about 296 contributions - well done Ron

Seiko Prospex 6S37 Flightmaster , a Grail attained!!!
"You see, she was gonna be an actress,And I was going to learn to fly.She took off for the footlights,I took off for the sky."...Harry ChapinFishing on the 'bay last Sunday night resulted in my landing of not only a Seiko Credor, but this previously loved baby, a Flightmaster!!!....she was born around 2008....a Grail of mine(and others), she is a crown jewel in my chrono collection....she should be arriving late this week...at some point soon, I'll do a comparison of it with my Omega Speedy(its' dial isn't as busy), which is also an icon of a previous generation.....probably also compare it to my VX200 because they are both of a similar style and size, but s/b vastly different in weight(Flightmaster case constructed of titanium while the Accutron is an anchor!!!).....another Grail of mine is a Carrera 1887 chrono...it having a modified 6S37 movement s/b an interesting comparison as well...I feel the Flightmaster harkens back to the 70's and somehow....Seiko Flightmaster 6S37A movement(

Some new straps for my 44 SS
I had some straps that I ordered a while back, One is the GP strap with red which I bought used and the other is a strap I bought from AP bands, I think it is the Ruebens Barrichello with white stitch. Both are a great change to the rubber. I really like the AP bands one, but I have had a hell of a time trying to fit it. I bent one screw bar in the process and I am ready to send it back for crappy fitment issues. Too bad, it¡¯s a nice strap for the SS. Anyway, here are some pics of my experiment this afternoon! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Tool watch owners ... When WON'T you wear your watch ?
So this question goes out to anyone who owns a Rolex they consider to be a tool watch.If you have a SubC, Explorer, ExplorerII, DSSD etc. is there a situation when you would not be happy wearing your watch ?Would you wear it to go climbing up a rock ? Snowboarding down the side of a big mountain ? White water Rafting ? Basically I'm asking even if you own a watch that is considered extremely rugged, when do you draw the line and say nope, not risking my Rolex on that.