Anyone know this reference?
Came across this and absolutely fell in love with the dial! Does anyone know the reference?

I love this watch
I have been wearing the ceramic diver 24/7 for about 10 days now, and it's even better than I expected, never had any ceramic piece before, the only ceramic I had was on bezels, Daytona, GMT and subs, 4 Rolex in all, and that's the most I've had.The material itself is really cool, smooth as baby skin if you drive your finger in the way of the vertical lines, but if you go against them you feel the lines.The weight is very reasonable, around 140 gr according to my kitchen scale, which makes it quite light for the size of it and gives great comfort, honestly I find it almost as comfy as my 5712, but just in a bigger watch.I may have to get the XS strap as my problem is that when I wear it the last hole is too tight, I like to wear 'em tight but it's a little too much, and if I put it in the second hole it's a little too loose, in fact the watch stays in place in the middle of the wrist because of the semi rigid rubber strap, but I like to feel the watch embracing my wrist, so even if it'

Good idea? Bad idea?
So...I currently have a BLNR and a larger type explorer 2 polar and my 40th birthday is fast approaching and as a result I'm going to have the makeweight funds to exchange my existing watches for a BLRO or a smurf in white gold...Alternatively I could keep my Batman and explorer....and have ��7500-8000 to spend on another watch, possibly a sub date or a vintage Pepsi thoughts?If I do part ex my existing watches for a WG sub or WG GMT then it will become my daily wearer!!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

So so pleased
This is the watch I've always wanted more than any other. But it's always been out of my reach. This week I finally have one to call my own. I did have to trade two other watches [inc an Exp 114270] but it was well worth it.It's original dial and domed plexi but service hands from 2001 [I'm fine with this and secretly rather like being able to tell the time when I wake up in the night] and it has been polished a little more than I'd like, but to me it's perfect.I'm posting here so I can have an excuse to see it again since it went straight to the watchmaker for a service today.. Anyway I love it and have gotten more of a thrill from owning this than from anything else I've bought. Thats all really.Oh and it came with box, service papers, original booklets etc and original Rolex Ad sales receipt [it was first sold in 1984] but oddly [to me] not original papers. Either they were sold or the original owner kept everything even the receipt but didn't consider the Rolex papers important..

Tudor Pelagos LHD - Too tall?
I've been going back and forth for awhile about picking up a Pelagos LHD while I do some saving for the next couple years (a GMT or Sub is next on my list). My main concern is that with the new in house movement, that the watch will be a little tall for wearing under a cuff (I spend most of my time at the office). Has anyone seen this to be an issue?Thanks!