Archive Extract Question
Hi, maybe you all can help me with this. I ordered an extract for my Omega, and it came in the mail today. Looking over it, it states the production date, where it was delivered to, movement number, and reference number. However, for the case #, it says Not Applicable.Is that cause for concern that the case isn't original?Thanks!

Timing the sunset
Beautiful weather at the park with the family. Omega SMP chrono on the wrist.

PP 5296G vs. 5396G
Ok mates I've finally narrowed it down to these two choices. Any enabling is appreciated. The 5296 appeals due to its size and simplicity. The dial looks great and I don't really have a need for a hidden case back. I think it would compliment my 5167 nicely even though it's the same movement. The 5396 appeals due to complications - although I don't have much use for any except the date and maybe the moon phase. The watch is somewhat chunky and obviously thicker than the 5296 which was somewhat of a turnoff. Also, the 5396 seems more dressy than the other. I could easily wear a shirt and shorts with the 5296 but would be harder to pull off with the 5396. Both bezels are prone to scratches also. Finally, I'm on the fence about the prong buckle with the 5296 vs. the fold over clasp with the 5396. Both are nice but the fold over would prevent the watch from being dropped. Any advice appreciated.

is pam 620 radiomir 42mm a limited edition ?
the title says it all. . i have seen references to the watch being limited to 500 pieces and on the back of the case it says xx/500 but there is no mention of this watch actually being limited on any dealer site or panerai site i can findthx for any assistance

If there was ever a time to buy a Rolex
..right now would not be it Forget playing games and paying the premium..makes no sense to pay a premium for a company that mass produces watches. It's time to explore uncharted territories and new horizons until this situation resolves itself.