PO Liquid Metal
I thought the Rolex GMT IIC was the watch I was going to buy next, but after seeing the Omega PO Liquid Metal, no contest. I will try to buy a LNIB or BNIB or wait till the new POs come out in June.

PO 42mm vs 45mm Tip
Hey everybody. I just wanted to start a small thread about a problem that I recently encountered, which I overcame with some good advice. Hopefully in sharing this, the choice will be clearer for everybody else!I took a trip to a local Omega AD simply to look at the models in person and make my mind up about which one would look best on me. For reference, my wrist is just under 7 inches. When looking at the two side by side, something about the larger/crystal really appealed to me on the 45mm. However, the salesperson told me to walk over to the mirror, and look at both on my wrist in two ways - with short sleeves and with my shirt cuff over part of the watch (to see how it would look during summer and winder respectively). After doing this it couldn't have been more obvious that the 42mm looked better! I saw this and was certain beyond a doubt that 42mm was the right size for me. I am relieved to have that part of the decision cleared up. I recommend this technique to anyone

When you see this
you know what it says at the dial.

So the inevitable happened...
This morning I awoke and put on my still shiny Explorer with a smile on my face... Got ready to leave and said goodbye to my one and only... Unfortunately my watch came in contact with her engagement ring... Nothing was said but I knew something was wrong, she moaned that I hurt her ring but deep down inside I was broken...As soon as I could I ran to the bathroom and there before was a scratch on the bracelet... A tear started to fall... I rubbed it in sorrow and it wouldn't go away.I thought this time... I am going to confront her... I said my baby was damaged and presented my wrist for inspection... The scratch had gone... Only a Bloomin hair had got stuck and rubbed off.So fancy dinner on me tonight then.....

Log book?
Do you keep a service log book especially for those of us that have multiple Rolex’s? I realize if you send it to an RSC you get paperwork with it but some of us might choose to use one of the few very excellent and reputable independent watchmakers on this forum and not an RSC. I’m thinking about starting a simple log book, date purchased, dates serviced and what was done. So does anybody else do this?