The Many Shades of Blue
I'm amazed what different light does to this dial. These two pictures were taken within minutes of each other.

What grade of steel is used by Patek, VC, JLC, IWC and Cartier?
Rolex use 904L Stainless Steel in their watches and I read that they are the only ones to do this. Is this true and if so what grade steel do the others I've listed above use? Thanks in advance.

Non OEM?
Hi all,Ths strap below comes with pam510.. But I couldn't find the serial or the name of the strap..Does anybody know and help me finding it for my pam321? Thank you..

Panerai website. Can't find any dealers in Barcelona.
Boy, is that a difficult process on a mobile/cell.Can't get any dealer information at all. Obviously no one at Panerai bothered to check that their site actually works and is mobile enabled.Anyone near a PC that can cut and paste to here for me?Thanks!

Is the Sky Dweller��s movement really the most complex Rolex makes?
Let me start this thread by saying that I rally, really like the SS Sky D. Would be white for me. Or maybe black. Who cares. I love them both And I also appreciate that the combination of an annual calander and second time zone are very clever and represent great value in SS for what you get. But all this talk of the Sky D movement being the most complicated that Rolex makes? That being the case, why is the SS Sky D significantly cheaper than the SS YM2? I've just read a thread about a supposed price increase for the SS Sky D and much talk about it being too cheap. But I don't agree. The Saros system whilst extremely clever is actually quite simple in operation. And the 24 hour wheel is fundamentally a function of simple engineering. So I'd put it the forum that Rolex's most complicated movement is actually that in the YM2 and that the Sky D is actually quite fairly priced for what you get and not the bargain that some would suggest?Thoughts?