Vintage Omega pieces?
Hi,I'm looking to purchase my father, whom was born in 1963, an automatic watch from 1963. I don't want to spend more than $500, if possible. Have any of you seen anything out there for sale lately? If no Omega, any other popular manufacturers during that era? Thanks in advance!-Wes

The 005 vs 111
Sorry to hit you guys with all these crazy newbie questions but why is the 005 less expensive than the 111 the only cosmetic difference is the logo on the 005 but new in the box they can be had 5-600 less than the 111 ?

D-BLUE (new) vs D-BLUE (old)
Rolex Updated the DEEPSEA D-BLUE at Baselworld2018. I knew something would happen with the DEEPSEA, that's why mine just got in before Basel. But should I feel sad since mine is like just 4 weeks old? NO WAY. Why? Because this is the 1st generation of the James Cameron DEEPSEA D-BLUE. The 1st generation. Yes. The DEEPSEA (D-BLUE) Heritage just started on 21-3-2018 Thank you Rolex
After research and my own observations let's discuss the updates:- Bracele, Lugs, Oysterlock- Crown protectors?- Printed crown at 6 o'clock- Font change on the RING LOCK (prefer the more vintage, fat classic one)- Overall more fat font on the updated dial?- New movement (not visible)- DEEPSEA in chromalisplay?- Less lume area on the (new) hourhand- Don't forget the bottom writings��not visible yet..

What to add next?
I’m looking for a diver to add to my small collection, which currently consists of a Batman and Speedy Pro... so I’ll have a diver, GMT, and chronograph. I’ll probably end up adding a dress watch as my fourth piece. I’ve narrowed my search down to a 14060, 16610, 16600, 116610LV, and 126600. My AD will be able to get me the last two within a reasonable timeframe. I sold my 116610LN after about 3 years of daily wear, so I’m looking for something different to spice things up. I don’t like the SD4K due to the way the bracelet fits the lugs, which is why I bought the sub over the SD4K despite similar price a few years back. My wrist is 7 inches, so I think I’d be able to handle the 43mm case of the SD43. One of the things pushing me towards a new watch from the AD is continuing to build a relationship, which will hopefully lead to me getting a Daytona at some point. This is how the sub fit my wrist:

Just Perfect
I've always preferred a rubber strap. I've always liked the size of the Daytona I like contrast in a dial. I like the ability to have a sub-timer. I like lume. This watch is awesome.