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How many Seamasters do you need?
Well, I guess the answer for me is always ONE MORE! Here's my 3 vintage ones:The top is a 1966 calibre 563 automatic 14K De Ville on a 9 row Beads of Rice bracelet. The bottom right is a 1961 calibre 611 manual wind 40 micron gold capped De Ville. The bottom left is a 1959 calibre 591 automatic 18K Seamaster. I have the 2007 Seamaster Aqua Terra as well. (I'm not even counting 2 Connies - the pie pan on the 7 row BOR bracelet or the tonneau I just got a few weeks ago) So why, Why, WHY am I lusting after a 2236.50 non-America's Cup so bad?Because it's Omega, silly! You can NEVER have enough of a good thing.

Looking for a Bezel for the watch my Father-in-law gave me.
I have a Tag Classic 2000 (966.006) all silver that my father-in-law wore for 30 years, he passed it down to me and I lost the Bezel. The part is not being made anymore and I have had very little luck trying to find it. Probably because I don't know much about watches. Any advise or direction on how to find older parts like this would be greatly appreciated.

What's a better pair ?
I'm in the process of changing up the collection and am about to pull the trigger on the BB that would give me pairing #1 below, but am having seconds thoughts and had a crazy idea to move my Safari and acquire two pieces to make pairing #2......wondering what would be the better pair to have?#1. ROO Safari + ROO Bumble BeeOR#2. ROO 44mm White Dial Ceramic Bezel + AP DiverWould love to hear some opinions. Thanks as always....love this forum

Is the Rolex Gray Market Slowing Down?
Unfortunately it isRolex watches until a few months ago were easy to get and on offer at considerable savings so you could avoid the unethical mark-ups the manufacturer has applied to all of them.So the marque we love will become a lot more difficult to buy at a less painful price. Until recently I was able to offer 30% discount or more ..But not anymore, ...with that said of course the gray market probably will NEVER go away entirely.Rolex sport watches are now harder to find from non-authorized dealers at no discount, many Rolex watches found on the gray market in the United States were meant for sale overseas, but were sold to gray distributors who sold them to unauthorized distributors in North America.In this way, an individual consumer can buy a high-end piece not only at a discount, but considerably faster than he or she could get it from an authorized dealer.Rolex make efforts to ensure their product isn’t getting into gray market channels, the gray market is likely to g

Two hour flight for my rolex
So my local AD has me on a ~3 month wait-list for my watch, while a more distance AD seems to suggest that I can get one within the month. Although I would have to hop on a plane for 2 hours (4 hours round trip) to pick up said watch. Tax savings and/or perceived (read assumed) discount will more then cover the cost of a ticket. Of course I am not hoping on a plane until the distance AD text me a picture of my watch. Is there any downside from getting a watch from AD that won't be readily accessible going forward? Would potentially make a day trip out of this when/if availability raises.