Omega Aqua Terra Ladies Automatic

Replacement Bezels
Hi all, looking for some general advice. I have both the P.O 45mm and the Bond SMP, both of these watches come in for some fairly rough abuse which they take in their stride. However where is the best place (I'm in th UK) to buy replacement bezels for each as they have a few scratches/dings and need replaced. thank you in advance.Richard

identify this fossil watch PLEASE
1.bp.blogspot/_-gzqWO6k0F...h/IMG_6334.jpgive been looking for an affordable moon phase watch and i came upon this and fell in love. the owner of it who took that stunning photo said he got it from his dad and the model is unknown to him but he believes it to be 10-20 years old. Googling the markings on the back came up with nothing as well. Can anyone help!

Hublot Sponsors "Human Jet"
My wife dvr's this for me...Hublot sponsored a guy that flew across the English Channel with a jet propelled wing on his back.Here is some info from the Hublot Site:hublot/hublot_prod/site/hublot/index.php

So, I sold the BLNR...
...and almost immediately regretted it. Lots of reasons for selling, but I like to flip and change things up, and we had a good run. And prices seems to be up right now, so why not?The problem was, I did it on kind of a whim, and had no backup plan. It was my only watch! Sure, I have an old Seiko that appears to be about 34mm and is beat up, has an uncomfortable aftermarket strap with a deployment buckle that I can never seem to deploy. And I forgot how much I dislike Quartz watches. They give off a magnetic flux that interferes with the voices in my head.So, what to do? Well, I've had Omegas in the past, and thought I'd go there again, and after some research and shopping, I got the black ceramic Seamaster pictured below. I like the heft, the look and it wears well. It's not a Rolex, by no means, but it also cost less than a new Tudor, or an OP, or pretty-much anything that we Rolex aficionados would want.Omega has finally moved away from those gawd-awful pins in the bracelet

PAM 372 documents.
I noticed yesterday that the certificate booklet that comes with my used 372 refers to a Radiomir Black Seal on its cover. Should I be concerned?Everything else is perfect. The inside of the booklet looks correct with the case and movement numbers matching and refers to model 372. There is the name of the original purchaser and the stamp of the Panerai boutique where it was originally purchased. It's only the cover that is incorrect. The movement stickers are also present and tie in with movement number. The original cardboard outer box is also present with the correct code. And the watch itself is perfect. I also bought from a reputable dealer who has good feedback on Chrono24 and from whom I have bought before. But I'm paranoid as there are some very good fakes around with fake documents. On the other hand it makes no sense for someone to make such a good fake and then put the name of the wrong watch on the booklet so I am inclined to think there is some mundane reason for this discr