Chocolate Tiffany Jumbo
Chocolate dial + Tiffany + original Jumbo = not a bad combo. ;-)(no, not mine! )

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New vs Vintage Speedy
Are there any differences, aside from the movement c321 to c1861, between the speedmaster that landed on the moon and the modern 3570.50.00? I'm talking aesthetics like in size, dimensions, material, weight, lettering placement on the dial, etc... Just curious, besides patina how can one tell from a picture between vintage and modern?

I can't go back. Can you?
This is an observation, not a knock. I have been wearing Panerai for about 3-4years. First the 88, now the 422. Before that, Rolex only for a long time. Mostly sport models in SS. Long story short, the Rolex I miss the most and still admire greatly is the GMTIIC in SS. Mine kept crazy accurate time and I think it's the most striking and beautiful piece in the current Rolex SS line-up. A real gem.I have been wrestling with re-acquiring the GMTIIC. I visited my local AD yesterday, took off my 422 and tried it on. It is still beautiful, the craftsmanship remains world class, the bezel shines and the hint of green is perfect. But, it looked soooo small. I could not believe it. I'm 6' tall with nearly an 8 wrist. I had never before felt that a Rolex looked small on me but this damn thing looked puny. I left the AD feeling kind of down like one who left home never to return. Again, not a knock nor a commentary on craftsmanship, value, trendiness, etc., and I remain one who loves and respect

Two weeks ago...
I debated buying my first Rolex or adding to my stock portfolio. Based on the last few days, my BLNR has a much better ROI (both financially and emotionally)...