Breitling for Bentley Mark VI Platin L¨¹NETTE

mat-finished and polished screw-down stainless steel
The case, while always in steel, can be had in the following finishes: mat-finished and polished stainless steel or mat-finished and polished PVD-coated stainless steel case; mat-finished and polished screw-down stainless steel or PVD-coated stainless steel crown. Essentially, there a bunch of options here.?

Oris BC3 Case Dimensions
How does Oris calculate their case sizes? I have an BC3 that is supposedly 40mm but measures more like 36mm when I measure it. It's much smaller that I thought it would be.

Incoming Russian
I was too lazy to write a new post, so I'm just copying the information from my blog entry:When I came back to work from lunch, I was informed by the security guard that a parcel was waiting for me. My Strela had made it's way from Germany to my office, in Mumbai, in just 5 days! Fantastic time, considering the shipping was free!Here are some un-boxing pics:Well packaged :)It came with a stock black leather strap, but the quality wasn't to my liking, so I swapped it with a brown one from my old Lorus.This Strela was a re-issue of the watch worn by Alexei Leonov during the first ever space walk on 18th March, 1965. It has the proven Poljot 3133 caliber, which replaced the old 3017 caliber, present on the original watch.As you can see, this is a limited edition series, with mine being no 93/500 :)The quality of the dial took me by surprise. I've heard stories of poor quality control on Poljot watches, but I have to say, the dial seems really well built. The case is 38mm across, which is

the scratching of a bezel
I am almost embarrassed to post this because it is so minor. That said.... I have a very minor hairline scratch on a DateJust 41 fluted bezel. I am posting a picture of how people will see it. In other words, showing how no one else will ever notice the scratch when its on my wrist. It is just to the left of the 9. I am then posting a close up of it. Otherwise known as how it looks when I stare obsessively at it under a bright light.Here is my issue: I am guessing there are going to be plenty of scratches and dings to come. I would not seek to fix this now. It is far, far too minor. That said, in 7 years or so when I go to get this serviced are these the types of tiny damage areas that Rolex can polish and buff out? It is a watch and I intend to enjoy it so this is not haunting my soul. It is not meant to sit safely in a safe under lock and key protected from the world. I would just like some affirmation that down the road these types of scratches can be fixed easily.It is

This "not that old thing" finally lands!
Well it actually it arrived last week & took it to Gio in SF for a quick spa treatment. very happy with the results