15300 help
Hi all,I been viewing the site for a while now and would like some help with the 15300. The RO is my ultimate grail and whilst I don't have the ability to stretch to the 15202 I have narrowed to the 15300. Recently I almost pulled the trigger on the black faced 15400, but opted instead for the GP Laureato 225 with the blue face as the 15400 just didn't feel right on my wrist - strangely the GP seemed smaller, even though both are rated 41mm.With this in mind I feel that looking at the 15300 may be the more viable option as most owners detail that this piece wears bigger on the wrist that the dimensions would suggest.With this in mind does anyone have the lug width and lug to lug dimensions of this piece?Thanks in advance for any help.

Anyone have or seen a Superocean 44 'Polished'
I've been thinking about buying another watch for a while and have narrowed it down to a Superocean 44 or 42.I wanted something a bit different from what I already have and really liked the polished case & bracelet on the SO 42.On the Breitling web site I see the SO 44 can be ordered with a polished case & bracelet but have never seen one in any jewellers or on any forums.Does anyone have one or have any pictures? Are they 'special order' only? If so, does it carry a price premium & what would the lead time be? Are they available in the UK?Sorry for all the questions & thanks in advance for any replies.Dan.

Underneath the ohm symbol...
Greetings TRF,Here we have a beautiful 1976 (or thereabout) Omega Seamaster with the reference number ST 366.0848, something that was passed down to me by one of my mentors in Gotham. This thread is dedicated to him. If you flip this watch, you will find its bracelet and clasp......As well as its caseback with the classic Seamaster logo.Now once you pop it......Well...let's not even try to describe it. Rather, allow me to show it to you...Omega's caliber 1020, an automatic movement with day and date indicators! The hairspring...I always need to take a picture of it. Boy am I glad this one's shock protection device has an incabloc spring, it's much easier to work on those...It's more difficult to take pictures of an automatic watch's movement because of the rotor but I still managed to find a few good things to shoot.The logo on the rotor is very subtle, just a very fine little detail that makes it look nice! ...And some other pictures! Thank you for watching, feel free to comment!

Looking this Kind of strap, help needed!!
Guys!! I have been owning a 5960/1a for some time and doesn't get to wear it much as the shiny bracelet couldn't go more stealthy. I came across with this pic showing this sport strap and love it. Try to find it online but couldn't, much appreciated if you guys can point me to the right direction so I can wear the 5960 more!!Thanks!

OP39 114300 vs DJ 41 216300 vs E1 214270
Need status, but very light, very comfortable and no catchy watch for daily suits. What do You think?