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Would you know if the rubber and leather strap can be fitted with an A Lange folding deployant buckle?

Or does take some getting used to. I would have preferred all hour markers marked by arabic or numeral numbers as opposed to indices as I sometimes mistake it for half hour markers.

I’m not entirely sure, but I do remember reading how this movement was made for this watch. Correct me if I’m wrong, no other PP has all these silicon parts in its movement. It’s quite nice to see the blue silicon parts under a loupe.

Although it may take a while for it the soften and adjust to the shape of your wrist. I do notice the watch off center from my wrist quite often.

I must admit the buckle is a bit hard to use. Rolex still has a better clasp.

Sharing with you all my first PP. A 5235G that I purchased in the grey market last November. It’s one of those watches that stuck to me when it was first released but soon after discontinued in white gold. A red gold variant is now available with a handsome black face. The advanced research silicon

The current model seemed too big on paper but wears comfortably on my wrist. I can only imagine how much better the discontinued model wears. But what do you think about the upcoming anniversary model? Bigger, smaller or stay the same? 44mm would seem too big and compete with Panerai. Surely it will

Seems like your explorer is getting just the right amount of healthy sun exposure!

I have been dreaming of a white faced submariner!

I have decided to take the Explorer II to the beach and out surfing when I realized that there isn’t much white dial sports watch that can easily replace this one. The dial is simple, highly legible and functions are also very practical although the GMT isn’t always used. The Daytona would be a nice