I did it... scratched my ROO 44 Bezel. Please help
Hi Forum,Was in a meeting the other day and was glancing at my AP. Thought I spotted a lunch time stain and tried to rub it off the bezel. However, the stain did not go away. On closer inspection, it looks like I have scratched my ceramic bezel. Does anyone know how to remove this? Im ok to live with it, if the only fix is to replace the bezel.Andrew

The new colorful straps on the AP Diver Chrono on ordinary Divers?
I am not a fan of the new Diver Chronos, sure, they are a bit of fun but not for me, on the other hand I would not mind for example the green strap on my normal S/S Diver as a fun summer compliment....I also think the orange or yellow straps would look kinda nice on the Ceramic and Carbon Divers to match the yellow or orange on the timing ring....Do you think one could source the straps seperatly as I assume the would fit?

Omega speedmaster opinions
Hello guys,I am really a Rolex fan with owner of a Omega SeamasterI always had my eye on the Moon Watch thoughToday my AD offered me a complete boxOf the Speedmaster Moonwatch with a discount which we will discuss onMonday and before deciding I would like to ask pros and cons of this amazing watch from ownersThank you

Omega Constellation F300 Dial Question
Has anyone ever seen this dial? It looks black in regular lighting, but in sunlight/bright light it is actually brown and lightens toward the middle of the dial. Has it gone tropical, or is that a known Omega dial?It is a model 198.0076 from circa 1973-1974.

I received my KERMIT from Italy!
Hello everybody! Some great news...Finally it became reality! I have my KERMIT! I bought it from a dealer in Italy via Chrono24 (I live in spain myself) I trade in my 114060 with some extra euro��s for a 16610LV RRR from 2008, with box and papers in mint condition. It took about a week to receive the Kermit after I first send my 114060 to Italy.. Everything went really smooth.. I found it a little scary though, as I never purchased a watch online..I went to my local AD yesterday so the Rolex watchmaker could have a look inside the watch to see if it needed a service. It is in perfect condition, as the seller told me, so he recommended not to service it. It took him about 20 minutes to check the movement. He also tested the watch in several positions. They really treated me very good. After the check up, the Rolex watch maker sat down with me to explain everything he checked using his Ipad to show me the exact components of the 3135 movement. They were very pleased and impressed to see a