Price premium for black dial on 15400
Hi all,Is there typically a premium for a black dial 15400 over the silver/white dial? Thanks for your help!

First Speedy Pro Purchase!!
Hi All!Had a quick question regarding my first Speedy Pro purchase soon! Unfortunately I was too late to get my hands on the Limited Edition Speedy Pro from Omega, so back to the drawing board. I need some answers from the people to tell me what exactly they love about the 1861 / 1863 / Hesalite / Sapphire. Has anyone had these 2 in their possession at the same time to compare? Pictures to do it justice?I also heard that the 1861 was only Speedy Pro certified for EVA? As the 1863 was just approved for flight and not EVA. Is this true? Just wanted to know, since that is a really cool fact about Omega and the watch itself. I personally like the First Watch Worn on the Moon on the back of mine.Let me all know what you think, this would be a great help going forward!Thanks Again!Nick

Magic of light
Stunning how this dial changes with different lighting.

How "loose" do you wear your Rolex watches?
Hi, TRF. Longtime lurker, here. I finally took the plunge after reading and perusing this community for more than 2 years. I'm glad to be a part of this forum, and I hail from London.I would like to discuss the correct looseness to wear a Rolex watch as my first thread on this website.

How different is the DJ SS Blue dial vs the Sky-D SS Blue Dial in real?
Can anyone comment, on how different are the blue dials that are available on the SS version of DJ and Sky-D? If someone has seen both the watches in person? Looking at the pictures on the Rolex's website, there seems to be a slight difference. The blue dial of Sky-D has a bit of shimmer. But they don't mention if there is any difference. In person they might be more similar than when looking at the pictures online!?I was lucky to get an SS Sky-D with black dial. However, haven't tried any Rolex with blue dial yet. So wanted to get opinions. Maybe get a DJ in future with blue dial.