Discount on AP 26331ST Blue Dial
I am almost ready to pull the trigger on 26331ST Blue Dial Chrono. Has anyone had any history with any discounts from AD or non AD?thanks in advance

Vintage Omega De Ville (My First Omega Watch)
Hi Everyone,Just bought my first Omega off ebay and need some experts' help to source some items. It's an Omega De Ville from the 1960s, ref number 166.0029. Based on the pictures i saw from the listing and by checking against reputable sources, i am quite confident it's authentic.Here are some pictures. I know it's too late but what is your opinion on it?It's a little beat up, but i like it like this. Weird, i know. Probably, just for a piece of mind, I'll send it in for an authentication and servicing by my local AD.As you can see, the watch is missing spring bars and a strap. I am going to order these parts from cousinsuk. I am pretty sure the lug width is 18mm, but then after some googling, i am beginning to have doubts. For the spring bars, i am confused by the information that is available online.Can the experts here confirm whether it'll fit an 18mm leather strap and what the spring bar part number is? Cousinsuk lists everything by part number, so it's best too have this infor

Patek extract archives
I'm trying to get extract papers for a vintage Patek 3415. I have the pictures taken with my iphone but the site won't accept any picture over 1 mb. Anyone have a solution? I don't see where you can mail the pictures to them. I just bought this & I'd like to get the papers. Thank you

deployant clasp & strap
Hi. I'm planning on replacing the buckle on my Calatrava for a deployant clasp. Will the origional strap work or will it need a strap special for the clasp? Also wondering what Patek straps are selling for. Thanks in advance.

Incoming! PAM 911: "Last one for Paneristi"
Saw the PAM 911 announced on Instagram last week and decided to take a chance on it even though I never saw it in person. The early photos definitely didn't do it justice with most pics making the dial look bright green. Photographing this watch is tough and its hard to get a really good feel for it unless you see it in person. In the steel, the watch is a stunner and the dial is more of a dark camo/military type green. Its color is subtle and changes between green and grey depending on the lighting.Big thank you to Khalil at Panerai Central and Julie at the Costa Mesa Panerai boutique for making it happen. Now for some pics!