Help with this omega bracelet
I can't seem to find any info on it, I seem to recall seeing bracelets like these on some older seiko models from the 1970's, anything you can tell me would be appreciated, thanks.

Only Watch Auction - Monaco
The Titanium 5004 sold for $3,985,067. 2mm more than the last Only Watch which was the 3939/A Steal MRT which sold for $1,909,740. Quite impressive.

16710 crown with double dash??
Sorry if this has been asked and answered previously, but I can't find a thread link. I am looking at a 16710 W series and noticed that the crown has a double dash under the coronet. What does that signify as I thought there was only one dash to represent a twin-lock crown system?A friend thinks it might have something to do with the type of metal or it could be the lowest of the water proof ratings, eg: 2 dots is on the gmt's 3 dots is Subs and Seadwellers Appreciate someone helping me clarify this.

Opinions Please: YM 116622 Dark Rhodium or GMT 116710BLNR
Hey everyone...first post here and part-time lurker, lol.I'm looking to purchase my first (and possibly only) Rolex and THOUGHT that I was set on the YM 116622 Dark Rhodium with the blue sweeping hand. However, the BLNR has now gotten my attention since they're both relatively close in price in the pre-owned market.I've seen posts comparing the YM Blue Dial to the BLNR, but I couldn't seem to find any posts comparing the YM Dark Rhodium Dial to the BLNR.In trying to think (and type) outloud, I've developed a short comparison between the watches and/or also what stands out to me about each watch.PROS for the YM Dark Rhodium- I like the thicker bezel and its trendy look. - The YM Dark Rhodium caught my eye because of the blue sweeping hand and the dark rhodium. It seemed to just pop out to the eye and looks awesome.- This YM is unique in that I don't think I've ever seen anyone wear this compared to me seeing more GMT's out there (even though they're mostly the BLRO Pepsi).- I like th

Thinking about adding a third...
So currently I have a black GMT Master II 116710LN and a white Daytona 116520.The GMT has been somewhat a daily beater, and also was my first one.The Daytona has been reserved for occasional weekend use, and special days.Have owned both from new.I am contemplating getting a new Steel Sky Dweller (blue dial) at some point if I get lucky enough to get the call but if the call does come, I need to decide how to play things.I am not sure I can keep all three, so might have to flip one of the two oldies. If so, which to flip. I mean it'd be sad to see either go, one was my first and had been a trusty daily companion, and the other is an iconic watch with a great movement in its calibre 4130 and I love its clean looks.Clearly I'd do what I can to keep both and add to them with a third (as the blue will go nicely with the other two, a varied and diverse enough a collection in terms of look and feel, for me) but if I cant, advice on how to decide which to flip?The mint 116520 would probably mo