London fly-by
I'm doing a short trip to London and hope to have an evening free to do a quick bit of watch shopping - though it will be late-ish, so I'll likely only have time to visit one shop. What do London members suggest? I'm assuming that Harrods will be my best bet, but would be happily corrected on that

Give up diver for the 15202 ?
I have loved the diver as a daily wearer but am thinking of moving it along for a 15202.I have worn the diver both on strap and bracelet, but with the recent aquisition of the PP 5164 think now may be the time to make the move to the all bracelet AP. The 15202 would alternate with the 5164 as my daily drivers.My wrist is a touch over 7.Would this be a move I will regret ? TIA !

Service intervals
I just purchased an Omega 2225.80.00 from a coworker. He puchased the watch from a Las Vegas AD in 2008. I provided Omega the serial number and they emailed me back stating the watch was originally sold to an authorized dealer in 2007. The watch is running spot on and I read on Omega's web site that they recommend service at 4-5 years. I am just wondering if I should spend the additional 590.00 for a service at this point since it's working fine, or should I wait until I notice it is not running properly?

Pam 351 straps
Hi allJust picked up a 351 an loving itThe brown alligator looks great but the black rubber is so soAny advice or pics for a great strap to go with the tobacco face?

Another ��My Dad��s�� Rolex and Japan RSC inflexibility..
So below is my Dad’s Date that I bought him for his 80th birthday. Had it engraved on the back from me. He passed away three years later and it was passed along back to me.I had it serviced just under 6 years ago at the RSC here in Japan. Quite expensive, complete overhaul and new clasp.Fast forward to today. I finally decided to change the white Arabic dial to blue Arabic. ��42,000. Found out the price in a catalogue at an AD. It took me so long to finally decide to change the dial because you know it is my Dad’s watch and I didn’t want the RSC to take the white dial as they often do and not return it. I was assured by my buddy who works at a grey that they won’t take it. So I race down to the RSC today on lunch break with my Dad’s Date.Yes they will replace the white dial for blue and they will return the original white dial. �� 42,000.So far so good. Then the counter person and then later one of their watch repair people both INSIST that I must have it se