Invicta Sea Wizard Mesh Bracelet Men's Watch 10599

Price of new dial for Rolex Oysterquartz Datejust
Hi All, I have a Rolex Oysterquartz Datejust (series 17000) with black dial. My question is, due to lack of maintenance in the past the face and dial are not as pristine as I'd have liked. It's more of a cosmetic issue since the movement is in a very good shape and was just serviced at an authorized Rolex service center to the tune of almost $1000. Before calling them again I was just wondering if anybody here know how much a new face and dial would cost for this series and how much the labor cost to install them would be. It's my dad's old watch so I'd like to keep it and bring it back to its former glory. But on the other I also want to be realistic since it actually doesn't look too bad and I also want to service/restore my other '80s Rolex, an Oysterperpetual.

A couple of new Alpha chronos
Recently arrived Alpha Daytona and Newman. These are from Alpha USA, which come with view casebacks. Great watches, look great, running great. These use the Seagull Tianjin ST-19 movement modified with an additional 24 hour subdial at 6 o'clock to mimic a classic Tricompax look. I removed both bracelets. The bracelets Alpha uses on the Daytona/Newman models are pretty crappy. The chrono bracelets have good solid links with screws like the Alpha Sub bracelet, but cheap tinny single locking clasps and really cheap and flimsy looking hollow end links. The "semi-solid" end links and double locking clasp on the Alpha Sub bracelets are much better.I replaced the Newman's bracelet with that from an Alpha Sub. It was a tight fit, but once in place I think the look goes well with the case.

Factoid of the Day 4-26-08
from time magazine:It looked like a send-up of a Timex-watch commercial. In the parking lot of the U.S. federal building in West Los Angeles, an eight-ton steamroller moved back and forth over a pavement strewn with more than 4,000 wristwatches. Yet, when the torture stopped, not a watch was ticking.Thus went Operation Big Crunch, endorsed by none other than the august French jewelry firm of Cartier. The stunt was aimed at discouraging the lucrative rip-off of luxury goods through counterfeiting. The crushed timepieces, which will go on display in Cartier stores around the world, were phony renditions of the company's famous $650 Tank watch. They were nabbed en route from Zurich to Tijuana by alert U.S. Customs inspectors. Once in Mexico, the fakes could have been sold for $300 to $400 each.

The Transocean...
...is now mine. Opted for the new 38mm size. Picked it up today. Here it is:ImageUploadedByTapatalk1372122344.353915.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1372122374.251152.jpg

5070r list price
Does anyone know the list prices of the 5070r the several years they were being produced? Also is it a good deal buy it now for 62k with box and papers? Thanks you in advance