I'm going tomorrow to the Arctic
and the watch I'm considering to take with me is already on ice.What do you think; which one is the best candidate when in the program is snow mobile riding, fishing through the ice, a dog sledge safari, some restaurant visits?I will not take more than one watch with me - the maximum is two.What's the best watch for such a trip with important clients and why?Best, Kari

Swatch Group Target
Thought the following may be of interest to some Omega fans:Just read on the BBC Telextext page that Swatch Group are looking for sales growth of between 5% and 10% in 2012 after reporting record sales in 2011 (up 21.7% to ��4.8bn / $7.5bn). I wonder where they are aiming most the the sales growth from? I'd reckon they'd have to shift a fair number of Swatch watches to reach their target, so I guess there will be a lot of pressure on the Omega Division.

Please Help to Identify this Dial...
Err buddies...Orchi needs help from the Omega fans in here...to identify this original Dial...Please advise...to which Omega watch model does this original Dial belong to...?Appreciates the help very much...TQ

Mistake on Patek Philippe Website 5131J-001
I did a quick search and it looks like this was not treated on the forume before. Not that it is a serious matter, but I like these details... otherwise, why should I be interested in mechanical watches!? Where is the issue?.patekphilippe/content...001_print.html

which should I keep, 233 spot dial, or 028 limited edition, need help
I am the happy owner of two special Pams, the 233 K version spot dial, which is the last and most reliable of spot dials, and the 2009 special edition Pam 028, limited to 1000 pieces, I got both brand new never used for a good price, 8200 euros for the 233 and 7200 euros for the 028, but I won't be able to keep both, so I need some help from you guys to make up my mind, as one of them will be in a safe so that it is brand new when I sell it, which won't be in the near future, but when I do I'll be sure to talk about it here.This first link is to the Pam 028 on panerai's website.panerai/images/prodot...M028_FRONT.jpgThe back is plain as you can see on panerai's site, so nothing special there, movement is a soprod, which basically is an ETA movement with the soprod module for power reserve added, good movement but from what I understand Panerai didn't do anything to it as decoration or improvement.Here you have the photos for the 233 spot dial, in all 4500 where produced before they pass