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LAST CHANCE: UNIQ P-47 Chronograph Watch Giveaway
We are a bit late this month, but you have a few more hours to enter for a chance to win the cool looking UNIQ P-47 Chronograph watch. So enter here.There is also the four LEGO watches giveaway that was our special mid-month giveaway that you have a bit longer to enter. All good stuff!

Pic request Diver
Does any of you with an AP Diver sport a 6,7 inch wrist? (Or there a-bouts)The Diver is one of the models I'm thinking of getting, but the Helsinki AD does not have a Diver, nor do they have one coming.So I'd love to see a picture of the watch on a wrist about the same size as mine. I'm a bit scared of the size... My 39mm ROC is perfect, but the diver is a bit bigger at 42mm, and getting it from one of the greys, just to notice it's too big would kill me!

Calling on AP aficionados. Again....
Hey All. I have asked for some help on an AP matter in the past here: .rolexforums/showthrea...=187094&page=2Well this is related to that same situation. I decided to sell the other two watches I owned and now I just have the Rolex Sub-C. Obviously, I still want the AP ROO Diver! Now, I am not an expert on AP and I am just wondering about the longevity of their models. I need to save for a bit to get the AP. I am willing to save for a year or two if need be to get a new one (which I prefer). How long do you guys see the Diver being around? I can't help this feeling I have that I did this backwards. Maybe I should have gotten the AP Diver then saved back up for the Sub. We all know the Sub will be around for at least 15-20 years unchanged! So...did I do it backwards or do you think the Diver will be around and available new for years to come?? I know no one can tell me for sure, I'm just looking for the opinion of those who have been following AP for longer than I have. Thanks!

Suggestions on these Speedys...Pre-Moon (145.012-67) OR 35th Anniv Panda (3569.31)
Hey guys,I've been looking to pickup a Speedy to add to the collection for some time and have narrowed it down to these two references the pre-moon 145.012-67 and the 35th Anniv 3569.31...two very different models, but for similar reasons. Outside of all the heritage stuff that we all know, it comes down to the value each piece provides. Pre-Moon 145.012-67 Finding a Cal 321 with a case that is in good condition, that hasn't been polished, still has all of its original parts (ie the bezel), and with the aged lume still intact is harder to find...but provides a great value. Haven't been able to find one with original bezel and lume still intact in person yet. Seen some on eBay tho...35th Anniv 3569.31This reference with the panda dial just does it for me, and with its production being limited to 3500 pieces, it makes it all the better. I found one at a vintage watch dealer in the LA area, but it doesn't come with box/papers, and they are asking a bit too much for it at just over $5200.

Getting a Patek, too many choices
Seeking to fill out my third slot on my watchbox. After nights of some research, i decided to probably buying a Patek. There are way too many choices from gold, white gold to SS, and its really hard to make decision. I mean they all beautiful and gorgeous. As i decided and after gain permission from my wife, i am allowed to get one Patek. ( Of course i told her only one ) My Patek watch requirement as below.- 39-41mm- Prefer gold, SS will do just fine- Budget 30k to 40k- Not a fan of Nautilus- Wearing casual most the time- Used or New doesn't matter- Doesn't like Chronograph( Sorry not a fan of Daytona )Buying a Patek is way harder than a Rolex. Please give some advice. Thank you