Omega De Ville Chronoscope GMT Co-Axial

A rose by any other name
This one is for the fans of the show Heroes. I recently discovered that the Sylar watch that lent its name to the Sylar character was a modified Hamilton Khaki Field Mechanical. So one of the coolest villians to come around in a generation wears a Hamilton, even though the producers changed the name on the dial.

Watch ID, How to Locate?
Hi! New to the forum, although I've been enjoying the photos and reviews here since I was bitten by the watch bug. I hope this is the right place to post something like this.I've always liked watches, but the real interest started in 2007 when I happened across this gorgeous watch in a Beverly Hills jewelry store. I snapped a quick photo and then did my best to continue getting my wife out of there without putting us in the poorhouse, so I didn't buy it, but I have never been able to get that watch out of my head. Sadly, I later found out the store closed up shop, so no chance on getting it, or more info, from there.Can anyone ID the make of this watch? I'd love to comb the net further, trying to find another one to actually purchase this time. (Still kicking myself for not buying it the first time!) But searches for 'm. d'alessandro milano' aren't coming up with anything other than football (soccer) links from Europe, and I can't tell the make since the hands are blocking the up

New ROC Silver Dial
Does anyone have pictures of this? We barely have seen pictures of this one, and they been bad pictures at that. My dealer just bumped me to the top of the list for the new 15202. I'm debating between that and the new ROC silver dial with black sub dials. Not sure which way to go. I can pretty much get them both at a good discount (20+% I won't say the exact %). I'm attracted to the 15202 for the thinness and the 2121 movement. Also it will probably hold value way better. But I like the way the ROC looks more, at least based off pictures on the AP website. What do you all think?

How about this reasoning for no 3rd year warranty
I'm really struggling with whether to get the 3rd year warranty too. The downsides being that (a) you have to spend a whole month of that 3rd year without your watch, and (b) there's some small chance that the watch will be injured in some way during shipping or at Clearwater (think stories of new scratches). And the upside to getting the 3rd year warranty seems to be only somewhat compelling, since I'd imagine it's unlikely that there will be a problem with the watch in year 3 if there's been nothing wrong during years 1 and 2.

New AP in the house!
I purchased a diver last year and having always wanted a ROO, I got rid of a piece or two that was getting no wear and started looking around. I had a Safari for a short time a couple years ago. Beautiful watch but at the time not for me. Anyway when AP released the new 44's last year I was immediately drawn to them . At first glance the SS was my choice. Having not tried them on do to no AD in my town, and lack of stock when I was able to stop in AD's while traveling, I became convinced through looking at pics only that the forged carbon was the one I would get. It had the cool factor for sure. A few weeks ago I was in Vegas and a couple of the ADs had the forged carbon in stock. I tried it on a few times. Liked it but didn't love it. The third AD had both the SS and the FC in stock, and as soon as I put the SS on I knew that was the watch. It just popped on all levels. The contrasts and level of detail on this piece is absolutely amazing. I came home and went about the business of fi