Calling all DIVER owners
Please vote on the poll. I'm interested in knowing how common is the inner bezel misalignment/misprint on the Diver. I received mine BNIB last year and noticed that the inner bezel is slightly misaligned by what seems to be a print issue on the bezel.

SMP 2254.50 years of production ?
Does anyone know how many years the black faced 2254.50 was in production?

I can't decide
Hey guys this is my first post (just been lurking for the most part) and I need some help choosing what Datejust 41 to get. It's between the steel and white gold with the rohdium dial, or the steel and yellow gold with the champagne dial. Both with the jubilee bracelet and fluted bezel. I would love to get both, but one will have to wait a little while longer.

Question - GMT Master II 16710
Was in an AD this afternoon browsing and came across a GMT Master II in their used/estate jewelry area. Took a look and was told by the salesman that the watch was a Y serial from approximately 2002. The bracelet had SEL and the case had lug holes. It appeared to me (admittedly a novice) to match what I would expect a 2002 Y serial to be based on my research. I was also told that the watch was serviced in house by their Rolex trained watchmaker and was guaranteed to have all authentic parts. I asked whether the dial, hands, and bezel were original or replaced during service, but the salesman didn't know. What struck me as odd was the dial had Swiss T<25 below the 6 o'clock position. I didn't expect a tritium dial on a circa 2002 watch. Does anybody know if some of these dials were still being used in 2002? I would have expected a Swiss Made dial and Superluminova. I guess it's possible that the dial was replaced during service with a dial the watchmaker had left over, but it was my

DD40 + Steel Royal Oak vs RG Royal Oak
Im very close to going down to the Rolex AD this morning to pick up a yellow gold DD40 with champagne dial. However, I got to thinking last night that I could drive a bit further and add my steel Royal Oak 15400ST to the cash and get a full rose gold Royal Oak 15400OR...What would you go for? In my opinion when it comes to a full metal watch, yellow gold suits me better than rose gold. However, there is no denying that the 15400OR is one hell of a watch and would be great to own, looking incredible on the wrist... but is it better than a DD40 AND a steel Royal Oak 15400ST??