I can definately understand..
Cause I sure miss this one! Can't wait to get her back from Clearwater freshly serviced!

Globemaster steel on steel, silver dial
I have recently gotten another itch. I was looking on Omega site and fell in love with the above. Any ADs are over 2 hrs from where I live but pics make the silver face look almost white which is what I also like about it.Anyone currently own one of these? Its obviously a dead ringer for the rollie Datejust but at about $3K less from reseller.Rated by many blogs as far superior from engine standpoint. Anyone have any thoughts or pics? BTW Omega had fluted bezels way back in the 1950s/60s so no, they didnt copy rollie.

Is the Omega Planet too thick?
Is the Omega Planet Ocean 42MM 8500 too thick for everyday wear. Picture on the wrist would be nice.

5140 vs 5205
Yes, yes, an apples to oranges comparison, but I am curious which would you prefer to own as your calendar / daily watch? - Perpetual vs. annual- 37.5 vs. a small 40 mm- Subdial display vs. apertures- 5140 is thinner (dressier / more elegant) vs. 5205 thicker (sportier)- traditional design vs. something a little more fresh?I would appreciate comments on the these two regardless of case material, etc. BUT, something has crossed my mind and that something is the following:5205R that I currently own being replaced by 5140P.thanks. My imagine:IMG_3512.jpgSomeone else's image:P01_zps4aef2b6f.jpg

Moving away from 392, need recommendations
I currently wear a PAM 392, a beautiful watch, but I'm really having a hard time wearing it, even though it's 42mm the thickness is way to much for a comfortable wear, I think it's about 18mm thick, so I will eventually sell, I'm trying to find a replacement Panerai that checks few boxes for me, but with the way Panerai randomly numbers their models it's getting impossible to find something on my own, The one that checks all my boxes is the PAM 1392, slim 42mm but it has this blue seconds hand that ruined it for me, so here's what I'm looking for:-Prefer 42 or 44-only Luminor or Luminor 1950 case, no radiomir -manual or automatic, don't care much for in house movement either.-sits flatter on the wrist without much heft to it-brushed case only (that's were it's getting difficult for me)-simple clean dial, with or without seconds hand.-value around $5000-5500 new or pre owned-prefer a black dial, chocolate dial is ok-sandwich dial preferred The PAM 176 is a good option, with its brushed