Omega Service Centres in the UK
Morning all! Any thoughts on where to send a Cosmic 2000 for service and light restoration in the UK please?Thanks

A few 5167 questions
Now that I have a 5167 it got me thinking on a few things. 1. How long does it take PP to produce/make a 5167 including the movement?2. What type of steel is used in the case?3. Are PP truely made by hand?4. How many 5167's are made per year?

Joma shop deal on PAM514 (ends 12/20/15)
I am in no way affiliated with Jomashop but I will pass this along, very good price if you ask me:.jomashop/panerai-watch-pam00514.htmlEXTRA $1200 OFF W/ CODE BF4-PM1200 - EXP 12/20 FINAL PRICE: $4,995

Pictures on Manuals
Somebody posted a picture of a Sub he just got with all the manuals and reminded me of something I'd been wondering: at what point did Rolex get rid of the pictures on the manuals (the diver on the sub, the explorer on the explorer, etc)? I have no idea why, but I love those pictures....just curious. I was about to ask on the other guys thread but didn't want to hijack his new Sub awesomeness.

Glidelock bracelet sizing
Hi guys,As a long-time member and someone who's been in the watch game for more than a couple years, I am beyond embarrassed to ask this question. But I figure it's better to ask for guidance than regret trying to do it on my own...I have a new Sub on order that should be delivered later this week. This isn't my first Rolex, but it will be my first with Glidelock. Is there a recommended process to follow when sizing the bracelet? I am comfortable resizing bracelets and have the 1.6mm screwdriver. My question is really more about trying to understand the following:- Should I retract/extend the Glidelock before removing links?- Is there a recommended side (12 o'clock or 6 o'clock) from which I should start removing links on this particular bracelet design (to ensure expansion of the Glidelock keeps the watch comfortable)?I'm just trying to avoid a bunch of link changes so I can minimize the scratching potential on the bracelet and aim to get it right the first time. Any guidance on