Rolex Paul Newman Daytona Ref. 6241 Exotic Dial Watch Available On James List
The Paul Newman Daytona - next to the Submariner range, this is of the most well-known collectible Rolex watches out there. There is a sort of mythos around the watch given the ambiguous connection to the movie star/pop culture hero, and the extreme fame that the Daytona collection later had. The story of the Paul Newman Daytona is a bit convoluted and complex. There was not just one watch, and Rolex never officially called any piece the Paul Newman Daytona.Unlike some people out there I am not an expert of Rolex watch history or Rolex collecting. In fact, the high-prices that some Rolex watches fetch at auction make me chuckle. For a better historical observation of the Paul new Daytona I will defer to my friend Jake at RolexMagazinewatches-dealer. He wrote a nice summary of the Rolex Paul Newman Daytona here.My favorite part of the Paul Newman Daytona story refers to the indeterminable nature of collecting. People today strive hard to predict what will become a collector's item - and

A question for Diver owners...
I had a play with my rotating bezel a bit ago and noticed that when I unscrew the crown it feels different compared to the winding crown.The winding crown feels smoother than the internal bezel crown.It has always been like this and I have thought nothing of it until now but though I would just check this is normal to put my mind at ease!

Seamaster Olympia Chronometer - Lillehammer Winter Olympics 1994
Hi all,Does anyone have insight about the limited edition Seamaster made for the 1994 Winter Olympics in Lillehammer?Apparently only 194 were made (194 full size and 194 mid size).While the technical specs are nothing special, I am wondering if being a limited edition of less than 200 will make it attractive price wise.What do you think it should fetch (box, no papers, no leather straps)? Has been worn but is otherwise in good condition.Any feedback is appreciated.

Po
HiI had the chance to try out my friends Sub C today and I took the chance to take some photos with my Iphone together with my Planet Ocean Liquid Metal. Both are beutiful and great watches, but I am still happy that I got the PO LM instead of the Sub C, it just looks more modern and have nicer details IMHO. Enjoy the pics

Omega Maintenance???
What is Omega's recommended maintenance schedule on automatic models? How much does it cost, etc?Thanks,Dave