Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Chronograph

Orient or Orient Star
Does anyone know the difference?I'm looking for an Orient 300M Diver, and I found the Orient FD0C001B and the Orient Star WZ0251FD and they look identical except for the wording and logo on the dial (Orient with the emblem, and Orient Star with the OS logo)Also, the specs are the same...What am I missing?

Flip 2 ROO 44's for a Datograph?
I have not made a decision yet, so am just contemplating at this point. Would you flip both a RG 44 and Ti 44 for an ALS Datograph?

Why is the Nautilus 5726 hated so much by fans
I recently pulled the trigger on a 5726 as a wedding gift for myself but have been questioning myself if I did the right choice, since it's my first PP and that I had the choice between this and a 5712.I am interested in knowing why is this watch not liked by many people over here?

5146 or 3940
The 5146 is mine but I keep coming back to the 3940. If I do take the plunge I ll have to trade in the 5146. Pros for the 3940- I much prefer the dial layoutIts a perpetual calendar (compared to annual 5146)I think the size fits my wrist (6.75in) and would fit well under a shirt cuffCons-The dials seemed difficult to read but it was very poor lighting when I tried it onWill I end up regret going for a smaller watch? (I know, only I can answer that)Older model (2005)I will have to shell out ¡ê14k and trade in my 5146 for itPros for the 5146-The dial size and brown (thicker) strap make this a good casual wearerI do like the dial and I'm very fond of the leaf handsIt's a newer model (2007)Cons-It's not a perpetual Sometimes I think the case is a little too thick (that was only after I saw the 3940)Poor picture but it gives you an idea.A couple of wrist shots:AndI do have a tendency to get bored and look around for something else. I have been a flipper in the past but I'm trying to consolid

DJ 41 chipped/scratched bezel. Idea? Suggestion?
Hi all, tried to ask the question in some threads but no answer, so I thought I start my own thread. I'm thinking to let go my DJ 41, but several months ago I dropped it accidentally thus creating this deep scratched/chipped on the bezel, hopefully, you guys can all see it from these photos. Anyone know if this type of thing can be easily polished? Or should I purchase a new bezel to replace it and then sell it. Not sure how much original bezel from Rolex, but I notice aftermarket parts on eBay cost relatively $800-900 for WGAnother option is, the main reason I want to let it go is due to the really shiny bezel, it's a little bit 'loud' for me, I also saw a SS bezel replacement for DJ, thinking maybe I can get the SS bezel and just keep the DJ, after all, I bought the watch when my daughter turned 1. Any suggestions appreciated.