ADVICE :Omega Planet Ocean 600m Co-Axial 45.5 and Panerai PAM 292 Black Seal Ceramic
Am a newbie,I need help.Which one is better between Omega Planet Ocean 600m Co-Axial 45.5Panerai PAM 292 Black Seal Ceramic.I need to buy one and let the other one go

First year Seamasters (1947) command premium prices?
I'm curious if Seamasters from 1947, the first year the Seamaster name was used, are considered more collectable than their counterparts from later years. I've seen a good number of '47 Seamasters for sale, and haven't personally noticed a substantial price difference, but I'm curious if others have. It would make sense, after all, for first year watches to command a premium. I purchased a vintage Seamaster (one of many that have made their way into my collection) some time ago. At the time of purchase, the exact date of production was not given. I later used the serial number to date it to 1947. It struck me later when reading another post on the Seamaster line that '47 was the first year of production. I don't plan to sell anyway, but I do enjoy having a watch from the original year of the famous Seamaster line.

Is it stupid having a 5711 and 5712 in a 5 watch collection?
Hi guys,So I wanted to know what you think, I have an AP CE Diver, a 5712, a 5167R that I just need to pick up in Davos when I can (2-4 weeks) I am on a spot on the list for a 5711 which I should get after Christmas, and a watch from an independent coming in June, that will make 5, for those who read the daytona thread I decided to pass, it will break my rule of 2 watches per year max, and will break the other rule of no more than 5 in the collection for the next 2 years, so I will use my AP as a light beater...I know they are very close, but even if I prefer the 5712 I love the 5711, and the dial permits the light to play on the color much more, and some pics of it are just magnificent, as well as some 5712 pics, unfortunately not mine as I take crappy pics.I considered the 15202, which I find really nice, but to be honest I just prefer the bracelet, movement is nice as well, when I see both of them next to the other on a pic I always prefer the PP, and one of my rules is get what you

Rolex DD for a 5127? Pros and cons?
I'm interested in a PP 5127 (R or J) and I would likely trade my Rolex DD toward the PP. I understand they're different watches, but is this a good idea?I've seen service times on Pateks taking up to 17 months and people worrying about wearing them regularly. I'd expect mine to be (mostly) a daily wear watch. Is this crazy? Rolexes can be serviced fairly easily and quickly and they're not generally regarded as safe queen watches. Again, I know they're different, but can I expect a totally different ownership experience?Thanks for your thoughts.

Does PP make a 1.5 link for the Nautilus
Does anyone know if they make a 1.5 link for the 5711? I have the stainless steel band- I'm kind of between link sizes. Tolerable wearing a little big but a 1.5 would probably be perfect.