DeVille Prestige
Many years ago, my father bought my uncle an Omega on a black leather strap. Might have been a constellation, but neither of them can remember because it was lost.My uncle just retired, so this is a retirement gift to replace that watch.Omega Deville Prestige 39.5mmSpecial thanks to DavidSW for getting us this watch.

5164 and 5712 owners please give your thoughts
Okay, so I have another incoming in a different section. It's gonna be gooooood. But that won't be in mid December. In the mean time as I look to replacing my 5711 I'm considering a 5164 or a 5712. Those who know my previous dilemma about the 5712 may know what's coming in December hehe. But this choice is very hard indeed. Don't go telling me to keep the 5711 cause it's already gone after 3 weeks and no love (I would rather where my RO anniversary in I'm going for the clean blue dial, blue the RO's blue datewheel gets me)Anywho, any owners of either chime in. Thanks! I'm no where near making up my mind. For me, I love the 5712's asymmetry and the moon disc is sweet. But the 5164 has a more practical movement and I actually like the deployant and rubber strap on the 5164...at first I didn't but it's comfy. Anywho enough now your thoughts!!!

Pam 389
So, I am lusting over 389, but I am seeing a problem which really bothers me. I have examined this watch from AD and boutique and I have studied countless pictures online and I can say that the bubble markers on the bezel don't line up with the markers on the dial. I don't think it can be fixed with re-aligning the bezel. Typically I see that 30min hole is slightly off, sometimes 15min hole does not line up when all other holes line up. For 389 owners, do you have this problem, does that bother you at all??

Box and Papers?
Recently purchased first Panerai and trying to verify what documentation I may be missing. I don't plan on selling/flipping the watch, but if there is any supporting documentation I can obtain to offset any missing documents, I would like to work on it.What I have:-Outer black box which has sticker with bar code, PAM #, and same number that is on the watch (limited edition).-Wood box, looks like the standard Panerai light brown box-Booklet which provides history on Panerai, info on case, movement, care etc.-Another booklet which has International Guarantee and Limited Warranty. Watch was made in 2002, so warranty doesn't apply.-Card which includes original owner, individual watch number, purchase date, and authorized dealer.I brought watch to CD Peacock, which has one of few Panerai watchmakers in the Midwest. Couple issues in the gears, which can be fixed with a cleaning. Once done, watch will have a 2 year warranty. Watchmaker is familiar with Panerai, does the work in-house, and val

idea for rolex
imagine a tt ceramic rootbeer gmt