15400st and 15202st in same collection? Thoughts please
Hi guys, I'm closing in on a 15202st Jumbo 40th anniversary. The issue (if it even is one) is that I have a 15400st white/silver dial in my collection already.The question - Do you guys think that the both of them can subsist in a collection seeing that they are aesthetically similar? I know it's a subjective question but it would be nice to hear your thoughts nonetheless. Thanks!

HELP PLEASE - what size screw-driver....
....does one need to take links out of bracelet of an SS 15400?Thanks very much,Clive

Version of ROO case back
Hi guys,I have noticed that there are at least two versions of case back for the same ROO model. For example in the below two pics, both are ROO 26170 with H serial no. but has different font and lettering arrangement of the Offshore. Does anybody knows which one is a newer version and since when it is available to ROO?Thanks in advance.

5711/1R vs DD40
Does the PP wears bigger than the DD40? I certainly feel the 5711 is bigger. I have small wrist. I am thinking of adding a dd4o (60th anniversary green). Love to hear your thoughts on this! .. Jen

Back into the modern era, just...
Ever since trading off my Daytona and Hulk as part of a trade to get my holy grail watch (among other things), I've been longing for the sturdiness of a modern Rolex dive watch.I felt my pulses go up when the SubC ND came out, but then it was too close to the Hulk that I let go. It was a slightly different case when the SD-C 4000 came out. However, I felt it was more of a design variation of the SubC, rather than something technically superior like the DSSD, so couldn't justify spending the money.On one eye, I have been closely monitoring the 5 digit dive watch market, the 14060, the 16610, and of course the 16600. I was quite decided, that it was either going to be one that is a very early model with a weathered look and patina, or a near NOS last of the series release before Rolex went full-on bling with the ceramics. But the fact that I already have a 5513 from 1968, pushed my decision towards the Last of the Mohicans of the modern era pre-ceramic tool watches.As I was searching the