please take a look of this scratch
guys, any opinion about the scratch on the case?? there quite a long scratch there do you guys think this will be easy to polish or any other solution? thank you Sent from my GT-I9300 using Tapatalk

Thinking of flipping PO8900. What? I know.
So I picked up a new PO 8900 last October. It's a great piece, and the things I didn't care for on the 8500 (flipped) were corrected in my mind. I was excited to get it. Fast forward a few months, I unexpectedly picked up a DSSD-Blue. The thing has hardly left my wrist. The 8900 is by no means a slouch, but it just doesn't come near the D-Blue for me. The 8900 now spends most days sitting in a spot on the winder. I hate having watches I won't wear. I'm debating on flipping it (along with my Tudor North Flag towards a subc date or maybe black dial Explorer II to wear on those days I don't want something as big as the D-blue or sporty dressy as the GMTIIc. I have my pepsi, but I don't want to wear it in more harsh environments for various reasons. I'm torn though as I think it's a wonderful offering from Omega, but sits in the shadows of the JC. A part of me will miss it, but the other part will hate myself for just letting it sit there. If I flip it, I'll be losing some diversity in th

5165 vs 5167 choice
Hello all, I am drawn towards the Aquanaut - but sadly local dealers do not have the 5167 in stock (and the 5165 is discontinued- but can be obtained used of course)If you own either, did you go through the decision proces by trying both on - and did you by any chance take a seperate shot of each watch on your wrist?I guess what is making the decision hard is that I prefer 40 mm watches for sports watches (Typically Rolex sub and 16600 SD) - but for dressier watches and shirt cuffs at work I prefer 38 mm.The Aquanaut would for me be somewhat of a combination between a sports watch but mostly a nicer dressier but still not too formal watch for work wear.Some wrist shots of me wearing 2 other watches - I was hoping it could help you give me some advice:New larger Sub (40 mm but wears slightly too large for me IMO)16600 Seadweller - also 40 mm but better appearance on the wrist:So what do you think, would the 5167 fill up too much of my wrist - or would the 38 mm 5165 be just that tiny bi

PAM 171 and Ferrari 458 Spider
Im new to the forum thought Id quick intro with a pic. This might be played out (steering wheel / watch pics) but I dont think it getting old. With access so many great cars (I rent exotic cars in LA) and one of my favorite watches, its fun pairing them up. What do you think of this 458 Spider steering wheel shot? Any car/watch combos youd like to see?

US Import Tax on Rolex from EU
Does anyone know how to calculate the import tax on a Rolex purchased and shipped from overseas, valued in the US$10k range? Anyone have experience purchasing a watch from Europe and having it shipped to the US? Anything I should know before getting into a trans-continental purchase with an established and reputable dealer?