Breitling Skyracer Raven Stainless Steel

Linde Werdelin Oktopus 1,111 Meter Dive Watch
Another new watch for Linde Werdelin in 2009 is the Oktopus. Building on the Biformeter watch case and theme, the Oktopus is a beefed up version of the models in the already sharp looking Linde Werdelin watch line. This is also the first dedicated diver¡¯s watch for the quickly growing brand ¡ª featuring a rotating diver¡¯s bezel and integrated helium escape valve. There is also the little matter of the 1,111 meters of water resistance, that is over 3,300 feet! Almost a mile underwater ¡ª at this point you are simply adding a wow factor to the watch. Even though you¡¯ll never go that deep, it does comment strongly on the secure construction of the watch, as well as the thickness of the metals and sapphire crystal used in its construction.The original Biformeter case profile was surprisingly thin. I discussed the watch at length in my review here. The Oktopus case is thicker by 1.5mm making it 13.5mm high (still not bad). The case is 46mm wide and 49mm tall. That sounds large, but it is real

Silver/White of 15300, 15400 and 15202 is different?
Hi,In a recent question I posed on the 15300 vs 15400 someone replied that the 15300 is fine for the black dial and blue, but the silver/white of the 15400 is more beautiful and dynamic than the more flat white 15300.I'm intrigued by this. At first sight the silver/white indeed looks rather flat (a bit like the 'real' white on the ROO's), but on the other hand it would strike me as odd that AP decided to use a different silver/white on the 15400 than on the 15300. And what about the 15202 by the way (not the anniversary version of course but the previous one)?So is there really a difference between these Silver/white dials on these RO ST top models???Thanks!

Need a little advise please
I'm new to the world of Panerai guys. Can you please tell me the difference between the PAM 576 1950 and the PAM 289? Thanks in advance.

One last try, suggestions
Ok I use to own a pam 104 and got rid of it for a ss daytona. Earlier this year I purchased a 233 dot dial and traded it for a ap roc. For so e reason I can't not keep a panerai on my wrist for more than a year.My problem is when I get rid of a panerai the itch comes back. I was thinking maybe a 1950 submersible or a bronzo. Any suggestion would be appreciated. Or get a base panerai.

Ask for advice on a brand new white gold ceramic Daytona 116519LN
Dear All,I just purchased a 116519LN during my trip in Germany at a prestigious AD one week ago.The oysterflex bracelet fit my wrist well and there is no need to change the bracelet during the purchase.To my utmost surprise, on close examination of the watch at home, I found that the screws and screw holes of the clasp have been scratched, likely by using incorrect sized screw driver.I can swear that I haven't touch the screws and screw holes at all, as there is no need to do so.I brought the watch to Rolex Service Center of Hong Kong and they suggested me to contact the AD for solution.What would you do if you were me?Thanks!Henry from Hong Kong