Fantastic Four
Just like a poker of aces. The perfect fantastic four!!!

Jimmy
I love the Bentley motors and Navitimer world watch with the white faces. I have 3 rolex watches but wanted to take a walk on the wild side but stay classic. I like the steel band but would get a few croc straps too.Anything I should watch out for from a model stand point or year of build.Much thanksJimmy

Any news on 2016 Baselworld CK2998?
Just wondering if anyone has heard from their OB or AD on the estimated arrival of their CK2998?I know its only June and Omega said July release but has anyone spoken to or heard if they will actually arrive in July? I mean July is end of this week!Or will this turn out to be another Snoopy fiasco, where watches are STILL not all delivered?My OB (in NY) said July but wasn't able to elaborate further on any additional news.

3940 which metal?
Having made a few phone calls this morning.I have found three 3940's each in a different precious metal (G,R & J) and all priced similarly. But have as yet not seen any photos.Of course such a choice is a personal one, but which metal from the three mentioned would you choice and why?I am tending to lean towards Y/G, but would be interested to read your viewsAnother question, is one series of the 3940 more important then the others?As with my previous thread, the photos are taken from the web.Thank you for your time.

Sub vs Sub date opinion turns into ramble..
I was trying to decide whether to get a Sub or Sub Date and have seen SO many debates on here I thought I'd share my thoughts (for right or wrong. And I know, it's already been done to death..*yawn*)As far as I can tell it all comes down to these two things:Do you want a date function or not?And do you prefer an older model or new?That's it. There's no other arguments to be had and here are a few things that lead me to this conclusion.Firstly, the issue of the date function making it not a ��classic' Rolex.From what I've been able to read the date was introduced in 1969 on the 1680 meaning the Sub has had the date for 49 years (only 16 years less than the Sub has been around.)How many years does a feature have to be around before it's accepted as a classic?Secondly, the dial is more balanced/symmetrical without the date.True but again isn't this a matter of preference?It's a design change to add functionality, not just popped in there to mess up the balance.The date window doesn't make