Tool watch owners ... When WON'T you wear your watch ?
So this question goes out to anyone who owns a Rolex they consider to be a tool watch.If you have a SubC, Explorer, ExplorerII, DSSD etc. is there a situation when you would not be happy wearing your watch ?Would you wear it to go climbing up a rock ? Snowboarding down the side of a big mountain ? White water Rafting ? Basically I'm asking even if you own a watch that is considered extremely rugged, when do you draw the line and say nope, not risking my Rolex on that.

Do you know what movement/caliber this one has?
The only thing I know about this watch is it's made of Titanium and that it is an Omega Seamaster Professional which is written on the dial!

simply magical
Just Love the Weight and Feel. Sorry for the very low camera pix

If you have to pick as your one and only
Between a 5070p vs 5970g or r ( all comparably priced ), which would you pick and why?

Interesting AD tactics
I know there's been a lot of discussion about different AD tactics as of late, but wanted to share my little adventure yesterday. I received a call last week from my AD that a sub no date was just received and I was the next one on the list if I wanted it. I decided to pass (waiting for Basel and didn't want to pay full price as they weren't discounting it at all). Fast forward to yesterday when I was close by so I dropped in to see the stock. The sub no date wasn't there, in fact the only sub was a bluesy, which I did show some interest in as I think that will be my next acquisition. My normal rep wasn't there so someone else was helping me. We did discuss the no date and she mentioned I may be able to get you one of those. I asked how soon out of curiosity as there weren't any in the case. She replied with, oh, we don't put those types of models on display anymore, they're in the back. I was pretty shocked at this, and sorry if it has been discussed before, but makes me wonder if any