Can ROO bezel be repaired?
Hi all,This may seem a stupid question, but I am just getting into the ROO having not paid much attention to them before. Tastes change etc and I can't believe I haven't been into these until now! Just discovering the range and honing in on what one I want to buy (will rotate with GMT Master II).The one thing that comes up in every thread on these is how easy the bezel is to scratch due to the size. I used to own a PAM 312 and caught it from time to time (generally I am very careful and work at a desk, but the bulk of it takes you by surprise sometimes). I also used to own an AP 15300 and know that picked up scratches pretty easily.Anyway, my question is, is scratching/damaging the bezel terminal/permanent? Or is it just a case of the watch needing a light polish every couple of years or so? My budget probably restrains me to considering the 42mm and it would be the steel bezel. Is scratching it that bad, or is it just a minor annoyance and when you get it back after a service it's goo

Blue Dial RO still sparkles ?
Anybody bored or lost interest of RO steel blue Dial after some time or does it still sparkle the same way it did when you bought for the first time ?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

My AP Trio
Jumbo, Diver and SkeletonBraclet, Rubber, Leather Blue Dial, Black Dial and No Dial Perfect for me.

Breitling Movements?
Since everyone here is so knowledgeable about watches and movements, what movements are found in Breitling watches? I have a seven year old crosswind, just curious whats inside.Thanks Chris

question about the 62510 jubilee bracelet
so I'm thinking about picking up a 62510 bracelet for my GMT II, and I've noticed that the correct jubilee bracelet for the GMT II is the 62510 bracelet with the number 50 on the very last link near the endlink.... why is that? What I'm asking is, is there any particular difference between a 62510 without the 50 and one that has it? What does it mean?