Anybody feeling 'dressy' ??? ;-)
....nothing wrong with a simple 'two hand' manual wind solid gold Rolex with suit, shirt and tie.(dang......I think I have a problem with suit, shirt and tie ;) )

Another need help identifying...
I just got this watch from a relative, it belonged to my late uncle who passed away in the 70s. This watch has been in a drawer for over 40 years. Can anyone tell me when this seamaster was made, or if it's even a genuine Omega. Any help would be appreciated.~Ron

Omega Speedmaster 323.30.40.40.06.001
apologies... dont know how to post the pictures here....It is the latest Omega Speedmaster introduced in Japan in 2009Pictures are here

Rolex Warranty Card
Very quick question regarding Rolex's warranty policy. I have a GMT Master II from 2016 and I just noticed something that might concern the voidance of Rolex's warranty.While the date of purchase is written in ultra fine point black pen, the name of purchaser is written in thick sharpie(looks like it was written with a white board marker). As a result, one might think that the name of purchaser was not filled together with the date at the time of purchase. Would this cause RSC to deny warranty claims for my watch in case I need to present my warranty card for service?Or would RSC not pay attention to such trivial detail as long as the warranty card is active? Thanks in advance!

Incoming Sub - Resize bracelet myself or let the shop do it?
I have a Submariner Date Ceramic (116610LN) arriving this week. The shop asked me if I want them to resize the bracelet (small wrist). They're not an AD but sourced it from an AD and sell a lot of watches.What do you guys recommend? Let them do it or ask them to ship the watch untouched and do it myself?Taking into account:- I bought a watchmaker screwdriver with four tips (1.0+1.2+1.4+1.6mm). I think it is good ($35) but never really used it before, anything is possible.- I bought a bottle of Loctite 222.- I have some painter's tape to put on the bracelet.- I watched a couple of YouTube videos on how to do it like a boss.HOWEVER:- I'm usually pretty bad with this type of precision handywork/fixes. I'm a clumsy mo#cker.- Never did it before and don't want to damage anything (strip screws, etc).What would you guys recommend as the least terrible idea? Do it myself or let the shop do it?