Is the new ROO 44mm Chrono White Ceramic Boutique Only???
I tried on this new beauty recently in a Europe AP boutique and haven't quite been able to get it out of my mind. Pictures don't come close to doing it justice. The all white definitely has some wearability limitations, but the blue breaks up the all white nicely. Can anyone confirm that this model is boutique only or if AD's see it some day??? Thanks.

40MM Pam for smaller wrists?
I know there aren't any current Luminars being made at 40 MM.Were there any popular ones from the past though?I love the California dial Radiomirs very much, and only wish they had that dome crystal on a 40mm size. Sadly they only make them at 47mm I believe.Was there one made at a smaller size in the past with a domed acrylic crystal?Any guys out there with smaller wrists that have a small sized PAM?I have tried the bigger ones, and even though I understand they are meant to have a big look, they just look funny on my very tiny wrists.Cheers guys!

My first Rolex dilemma (Polar or Black)
I'll try to keep this short, I'm looking to purchase my first Rolex and I've choose the Explorer II 16570 for various reasons. I like the fixed SS bezel which makes it fly under the radar more unnoticed than say a sub. It's practical functions of both date and extra time zone, dimensions of 40mm and the fact to me it's good value and affordable, albeit at the very top end of my budget ��4000. I've narrowed it down to two watches I've found on chrono24. Both are 2009 models. The black faced is a V serial with 3816 movement. It was serviced by Rolex in April 2017 and had its dial and hands replaced the service receipt showing the cost of �1190 is included in the sale. It's in great condition sadly without box or papers just Rolex service receipt; travel pouch and guarantee card. The other is a Z serial 2009 with 3815 movement. It was serviced by Rolex in September 2016 costing �700. The Polar Explorer comes with boxer, papers and is also in mint condition. Both watches are for sale for �4

2018 Rolex Submariner with Tungsten Carbide Case and bracelet?
Tungsten has a rating of 9 on the Mohs scale. It is very difficult to machine. Some are doing it though in making watches, rings, and jewelry.I wonder if Rolex would consider this for a Submariner? It is virtually scratch proof and it is my understanding that it weighs about the same as gold.Using Tungsten would ensure the watch would not get all beat up -- ever. This might not be so good for a company that probably wants their products to be somewhat consumable in that they show signs of wear and tear and eventually a Rolex owner might say This one is looking too beat up. Time to get a new one.In my opinion, Tungsten would be an amazing step forward in Rolex case and bracelet construction. But I doubt we will see it anytime soon.

116300/126300
I can not see the difference between models 116300 and 126300. I only knew the 116300 but it is clear that there is another model. Can someone explain me? Thanks.