15300 Blue dial shade
Hey guysGot my AP15300, wondering if the dial isnt a deep blue as it should be.Thoughts?Are there variations on the shade of blue?

Vintage Omega identification help
After losing my grandfather, one of the items left to me was the omega watch pictured below. Ive been able to place the purchase of the watch to late 1951 or January 1952. He was given this watch for his 21st birthday in January of 1952. He was 83 when he passed. Id like to have the watch restored and wear it on special occasions. Can anyone help me identity this watch, and give me a model name? It is complete minus the band, but does not run. It moves from what I can tell, and rotor spins freely. Thanks in advance for looking.

5-vs-6 digit Bluesy
Hello Everyone,I wanted to start off by saying I've decided on my first and only watch to be a 5 or 6 digit Bluesy, but am stuck as to which to get.The five-digit was the watch I saw as a child and was inspired by and have always wanted. The six-digit gives me all the updates and comforts I fell in love with when trying it on at an AD recently, but I've never been able to compare both models side by side.I've heard/read split reviews regarding the dials being either both the same or the 5-digit having a more iridescent hue... not sure which is correct.I've also had people advise me on getting the six digit so I have the full Rolex experience and have my name on the warranty card. I could buy new, haggle down about a 10% discount, and state this is my celebration of what I've achieved in life.....but then the frugal nut in me thinks of how much more attainable the 5 digit is in price and that it's THE watch I've always wanted. I wouldn't have a warranty card, but at least I'd do a full

Watch that got the most wrist time for 2017.
For me it was a TT datejust. What did everyone else wear most last year?Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Speaking of Diamonds and Sky Dwellers
Saw this for a bit over $100K... Do you think Rolex will follow suit?