I'm serious, I'm going into therapy to forget this place
I started a poll on the rolex forum, between the platoon and the RG ROO. At the time I had only handled the platona, a week passed by, tried on the ROO, game over.

2016 Aqua Terra...purchase help pls
Hi all...I'd appreciate some feedback. I was in to a local watch AD, they sell Rolex and Omega. They have a 2016 Aqua Terra in 41.5 and 38.5 and they have been sitting there, in the display case, for a nice while now. I have been looking at getting a Rolex's but I was wondering if I decided to buy the 2016 Aqua Terra , as I do like it's look, what do you think would be a reasonable discount on a watch like this that has been sitting in the display case for over a year?Actauuly the AD rep seemed to indicate, in our chat, that the Omega's were moving very slowly!Thanks for all replies

Spoke with my favorite dealer on the phone and . . .
he had some interesting info for me.As has been reported, Omega is increasing the MSRP of the Speedmaster Professional line of watches. This will be in the range of $500-$600 to cover the cost of the new box and goodies:Always thinking ahead, my dealer has greatly increased his inventory of Speedy Pros in their various flavors. These he will make available at the current MSRP but when they are gone, there will be no more.Don't know about you but I wear the watch and not the box. No way I am going to spend that kind of money on packaging. I've even put a couple of my special Omega boxes (one mahogany and one leather) on the market. They were just taking up space in the closet.He also mentioned that he still had a few of the Gen I, cal 2500 Planet Oceans in stock. I am now awaiting arrival of my BNIB, 42mm, cal. 2500D, Planet Ocean. (It may become a safe queen.)

Tudor GMT Demand
Obviously, this question will be easier to answer once the watch hits the stores....but we do love to speculate here! The Tudor GMT has peaked my interest, but I'm not sure if I will like the size and weight. If I get it and don't like it, I would like to be able to flip it without losing much money.Since most Tudors lose a lot of value if bought at MSRP, I wonder if the GMT will hold value for those who buy at MSRP soon after it comes out. Have there been any other high-demand Tudors that have held their value? I see even the vaunted LHD Pelagos is selling on the pre-owned market for a pretty good discount.

The Ultimate Dive Test of the Deepsea - Deep Blue JC Edition Rolex
After a long preparation, with great effort, the extremely dangerous deep dive test of the Rolex James Cameron Watch.Surrounded by wild beasts and deep sea monsters, the test was made under the most dangerous conditions - AND everything went well, the Rolex High Tech device survived the ultimate test. The diving depth estimated 30cm :-)It was a hard test and I will never do it again!Ps: even the moray looks curious ...