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I have several AP ROOs with the quick change system and have been looking for more variety than what AP currently offers, specifically in rubber. I have not tried Ligerstraps.com. However, I have had good luck with Vagenari.com rubber straps. Give them a look!

While the yellow rubber was starting to grow on me, the Velcro is ridiculously comfortable. The watch becomes nearly unnoticeable on the wrist.

The Extreme Lab 2 has a very loyal following here. I remember lusting after it a few years back and was able to make it a reality as well. Killer watch by all accounts! Love your version wiht the blacked out movement. Wear in good health! JLC EL2

Again, thank you for your kind words. I think we are both dancing around the same theme. IMHO, magic happens where technical advancement meets creative advancement. I think that certainly exists within RM (even contemporary offerings) and CERTAINLY within MB&F. That Perpetual Evo may be the fine

Honestly, I was not thrilled about the yellow, but it is growing on me. Luckily, the watch came with several other RM straps. Will be swinging by the boutique to do some swapping soon. 100% agree, about the Ti factor. In my heart of hearts, I feel like all RMs WANT to be in Ti, like all Rolexs want

The RM005 is slightly thinner than the RM010, both are thicker than the 67. But all three are considerably more wearable than something like an 11. The 11s are cool, but chunky!

I will say, of all my watches, the ones that become the most special to me are the ones with the most memorable path to acquire. It's never the ones I got for a special occasion, or the ones that are super rare.

And I totally get the brand/style being polarizing.

The 67-01 is really nice. I have a few collecting buddies who manged to pick them up. The wearing experience is fantastic, very comfortable. The water resistance was a big factor for me. I intend on getting wet with this one. Also, There's something about this early era of RM that I wanted to have a

After many years of lusting, I was finally able to get into Richard Mille. Many years ago, I was enticed by Richard Mille. During a trip to Las Vegas I had the chance to try on a red 35-02 at the boutique. I instantly understood the appeal. It was cool, it was comfortable, all that good stuff that h