Below the UV light
a great effect.

looking at a 5056p, but something is off
on all of the 5056's, PT950 is stamped on the back of the lug. However, this watch doesnt have that......although its a 2000 model, and all of the others I have seen are 2004, 2005 so maybe PP changed that? thoughts?

Bucherer blue edition
Got chance to try the ltd edition radiomir blue dial a few weeks ago my thought is very nice indeed what you think ?

111 or 510 ?
I read recently that a friend of the Forum said that the 111 movement has proved to be a robust workhorse movement, easy to fix and regulate by any decent watchmaker, no need to be a slave of Richemond every time you need to adjust it or clean it etc.The model 510 is the same but is provided with an in-house P 5000 movement. It can also be served by any watchmaker or need to carry Panerai for any problem?I guess being manually winding it could handle any watchmaker specialized but rather ask the friends of the Forum.What I regret tha Panerai never made manually winding models 312 or 351. There are other models but I do not like cyclopsThank you.

Attention Rolex...
By the way, my very best wishes to all, and may 2018 be your best year ever.I just returned from a week fishing at Tropic Star Lodge, Panama. Throughout the trip I wore a Yachtmaster. I kept being told to be careful with the clasp of my watch getting caught with the reel when reeling in. I've been fishing all my life, most of that time wearing a Rolex watch and I must admit that I've never had the clasp of my watch hitting a reel. However, when looking at it, the protruding end of the clasp could very easily get caught with the reel. Moreover, I have always disliked the way the clasp fits high over the bracelet on the Oyster bracelet. Which is a reason I like very much the way the Jubilee clasp on the new 36mm Datejust fits flush with the bracelet; the same as on the President bracelet. It would be great if Rolex would take a further step in improving their bracelets by making the clasp fit more seamlessly with the links on the bracelet. As is the case with some IWC and Omega br