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Essential Watches
They are selling a 'U' series 16610 but with no lug holes? How come?

Delma Blue Shark
The Santiago Blue Shark Limited Edition diver¡¯s watch. In the 1980s, Delma Watch Ltd. brought out a line of diver¡¯s watches in Florida, which belong to the company¡¯s classic models to this day. The latest model will seduce even professional divers with its view into the depths. The arched case is water resistant to a depth of 3000 m and is outfitted with a helium valve to allow any gas that penetrates during diving to escape when returning to the surface. The notched bezel with engraved markings ensures secure handling along with effortless operation ¨C even with diving gloves. This exciting diver¡¯s watch with Automatic movement ETA 2824-2 is available with a black PVD or steel bezel. The Santiago Blue Shark is sold in an exclusive wooden box with a spare rubber strap, hexagon socket screws and allen wrench and is limited to 500 pieces per model.#220/500Manufacturer-Delma Watch Co.Collection-SantiagoModel-Blue Shark 3000mReference no.-54701.582.6.034Movement-ETA 2824-2 Automatic SWISS M

Another Daytona to AP RO thread...
Hi everyone,I never thought this would happen but I'm slowly being drawn into the Royal Oak models, particularly the 15300 and/or the 15400.I have half a mind to flip my SS Black Daytona for one, and wanted to get some thoughts on this. I always thought that AP was a fad type of watch, but after reading up on its history I have come to respect the brand, and the Royal Oak line (I've yet to warm up to the Offshore models, I find them too chunky for my wrist).My current Rolex collection consists of the Daytona, an Exp 1 39mm and an Explorer 2 40mm. I have several other watches from other brands that I consider iconic watches from that particular brand.The thing is, would it make good sense to flip my Daytona for the RO? My justification is that I already have two Rolexes, and, I guess at this point in time, I'm aiming for more variety in my collection. I'm also thinking that if the Royal Oak doesn't work for me in the long run, I could always flip it again.In terms of whether I like

Brown is so appealing
Or what?

16610LV Service Insert is?
When you have an LV insert changed at RSC these days, what pointed four variant do you get?One of these shown below in this image from watchclub?I am aware that flat fours are out of production.Or is there a separate service-only variant out there?OR in typical RSC fashion, do they give you whatever they have in stock?