BVLGARI has a bezel and stainless steel or white kt 18 fixed with the inevitable stamp pair
The case of the time, measuring apparatus is made of satin - finish has a bezel and stainless steel or white kt 18 fixed with the inevitable stamp pair?Logos BVLGARI "and resistant Sapphire scratch with anti-reflective treatment."

Brother for an Ultra Thin
Guys,I already have an AP15202 aka Ultra Thin... which was my Grail and I am thinking (just thinking) of starting to think of maybe adding an AP to this Grail.So if it was you what would you accompany it with (consider you only have this one watch the ultra thin).Pictures are welcomeWael

Well, well, well - the Panda woke up!
I was getting really disappointed that it had stopped after having it for just 6 months. Again, it must have been over-wound by the watch winder��??On a bright side, I pulled out the crown to set the time, hoping that the mechanism would engage, and noticed the 'second hand' moving for about 5 seconds.I then pulled it out again and pushed it back in and noticed another 5 seconds�� repeated this for about another 20-30 times and the watch started! I'm wearing it now to see how it keeps time and also to make sure it continues to charge and will take it in to the AP boutique when the watchmaker arrives on Thursday. It is too bad that the movement is so sensitive - nothing like the Rolex work-horses :)

Omega Servicing Question
Am thinking of buying a pre-loved 3570.50 as per my previous thread on the Speedmaster and was wondering how Omega deals with servicing used watches? Is it like Rolex where they don't really care who owns the watch? They just service it, charge you an arm and leg to service, then ship it back with a 2yr warranty in your name?Thanks,Eric

Submariner PM Service Costs?
Hello All - First post... Looking to purchase my first Rolex (Submariner Date) and I have a few questions about PM service...This watch will be my one-and-only and I will wear it 7-days/week, 16 hrs/day - I'm not a collector. I swim, boat, camp, snowmobile, atv, etc. So it will definitely be exposed to the elements.It will also be my first mechanical watch. (Current watch is an Omega Seamaster 300m Quartz)First of all, I understand (based on wear/use, etc) that you should have the watch serviced every 4-years or so.... Is this correct? Secondly, if I took the watch to a Rolex AD, how much could I expect to pay for factory preventative maintenance-type service?I ask because every sub I have looked at has zero service history.... So, I'd like to compare the costs of a used sub ($6k to $7k range) plus a PM, to a brand-new one.And, if location matters for costs, I live in Chicago...Thank you - all info you can share is appreciated....Bob