Stockinger Luxury Watch Winder Cabinets & BRABUS SV12 Safe
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RO water resistance question
I was wearing my 15450 37mm Royal Oak doing the dishes my wrist was submerged in warm water for about minute. I wasn't thinking I normally take it off to do dishes. How ever around the crystal on the back and even on the edge of the back crystal I noticed a somewhat hard gunk. Now what ever it is wont come off the crystal. Could it be glue? Have I done something bad? Their does not seem to be any moister in the case. I did try to take pictures you will have to zoom in. I love my RO but is seems super fragile. Thanks for any help. signed an over protective watch owner. :)Sent from my Pixel XL using Tapatalk

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Spotted with his ROO RGRC & SLS Damn proud of him for not being one of those Hublot-wearing footballers (Not because I'm a gooner).

Where specifically to send 8500 PO for warranty repair?
I have an 8500 PO that had a crown failure. The whole crown and stem just pulled out of the watch when I went to set the time... Problem is the AD I bought it from is no longer an Omega dealer due to an internal squabble...but they were definitely an AD when I bought it. So since the former AD can't help me, where should I send it? Should I take it to an Omega boutique and have them send it in for service through their channel? I think they all go to Seattle from boutiques... Or Since I live in FL, should I mail it myself to Miami SGUS Omega repair? Seems silly to ship it send it to Seattle when there is a service facility in my own state... Any advice is appreciated..

Buying guide Rolex Melbourne
Hi guys,New to the forum, so any assistance or advice is much appreciated. I am in kind of dilema as I am needing a watch for my engagement party at $9-10kUSD. I always love submariner and would like to get the cheapest entry which is the stainless steel no date/date in black and green. I have been trying to get one for 1.5 year with no luck. One of the boutique manager is really nice but he has been struggling to get one as well. Can you guys give me recommendation whether I should still wait or get it from overseas? Thank you,Clow