AP RO 15400 blue dial in Euros.
I am planning to visit Europe next month and thinking about purchasing RO 15400 blue dial. Do you guys know its retail price in Euros? I just want to see the difference between US dollars and Euros to see if there will be any savings. Thank you so much for your help!

Chromalight suspicions. (Do you own both a omega and Rolex w/ blue lume?)
Chromalight is Rolex's patented lume which they love to taut as being the best in the industry. But did you know that the dirty secret behind Chromalight is that it's actually just superluminova!Now, the confusing part is whether it is literally just a stock version of SL or if it's a proprietary blend. Omega uses BG-W9, a stock mixture of SL and there's suspicion that Rolex is literally using the exact same or VERY slightly modified mixture but just calling it a different name (one they trademarked). Could owners of both watches chime in and even better, provide a side-by-side photo?Remember for the photo:-both watches should be in the same photo since photographic variations can distort an accurate comparison-Exposure time should be kept modest to prevent color blooming (it doesn't need to be super bright, just needs to show off the color accurately) + if you have an dSLR, ideally you could take images with multiple exposure times?-Charge time in both watches should be relatively e

Incoming......the wait for the FedEx truck is always fun
Sitting in recliner near the wide open front door......

Federer's Wife's watch
Does anyone know what beautiful Rolex Federer's wife was wearing at the finals? It looked great on her.

Got my 16200 back from Rolex service... and it's super-broken :(
Really disappointing. I got it back two weeks ago and wore it virtually 24/7 without issue. I was amazed at the condition they sent it back in (it looked brand new).I was sick this past weekend, so it sat on my nightstand, which meant it needed a re-wind this morning.At around 2pm I noticed the date was off; it had jumped ahead a day. No biggie, I'll just wind it back, I thought. As I wound it back, the date switched at 7:55pm, rather than ~12:00! Uh oh. It also slowly crawled the date backwards, then snapped, as I wound the time over a two-hour span, rather than just snapping at a specific time. It was then that I realized the watch is actually running super-slow. I've lost approximately two hours since this morning (it was reading 12pm when it was actually 2pm).I called them and now I have to send it back.It's awfully disappointing to get a watch back from the official Rolex service after six weeks only for it to have these issues, especially after paying $1K to get it fully serviced