New PO Chrono question
Hi guys,I'm not new to watches, but I am new to Omega. The recent buzz about the LM PO chronograph really caught my attention and I'm trying to learn more about the model and brand.Inspite of all the reading and research I've done so far, I'm unable to find answers to two questions:1. Are the chronograph pusher operable underwater? I heard previous PO's were, but can't find info anywhere about the new version. I'd assume yes, but those pushers look like they have screw-in collars. 2. For Ti version, is the Grade 5 Ti treated in someway to increase it's hardness/resistance to scratches. In my experience, Ti scratches sooo much easier than 316 or 904 SS. A finely finished (mirror polished in some areas) Ti would be a scratch magnet, I'd imagine. No? I'd appreciate any help. Thanks guys, Ji

What is the current view of the PAM 359?
I have a chance to acquire one at a fair price, but know that some like the hour numbers all the way around, while others prefer the more traditional baton indicators for most, if not all, of the hour markers.Is this becoming a classic or a stain on the Panerai brand?Do tell, and don't hold back!

PAM 372 Water activities?
Serious question, and I've probably asked this before. Has anyone brought their Pam 372 in water of any kind? Pool, salt water, shower? I want to build up my confidence with its tool capabilities :)Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

Blue is good
Thought I liked the white one best but must admit this blue is sexy

Let's See Those Watch Trays!
I know a lot of you use winders at night, but for those that use watch trays, let's see 'em. Here's my Shinola leather tray. I love it.