It worked the other way round. I watched the film because there was a Fiddy in it. Did I tell Mrs Pugwash? No-o-o. Did she spot the Fiddy? Oh yes. It's hard to miss. Still, she thinks all movies have Panerais in them because they're pretty watches.
Sapphire is Mohs 9, Diamond is 10 - that'll do it. The other thing that can scratch Sapphire is stone walls made of artificial or simulated stone as they contain silicon carbide.
Diamond is used to polish sapphire, so it'll scratch it with effort.
MBK and MBW are the same watches, for all intents and purposes.
You'll see a lot of people using the term MBK instead of MBW because it's more accurate. MBW is actually a very inaccurate term.
We've been at this position for almost a year and we're screwed now. We had our chance and we blew it.
We, as a group, cannot stop paying whatever they ask and we've demonstrated this, unfortunately. I rallied against it and then bought a SFSO and 3717 and I've got my Aquatimer on pre-order.
Let's face it, we're humped.
You're bound to get loads of Panerai suggestions, so let me get the 183 out of the way right now.
Other than that, you've got Datejusts and loads of other ETA-powered non-chronos. What's your taste run to?
Oh, I forgot this one:
Yes, I still think it's the best replica yet. Not the best watch replicated, but the best replication of a watch. Spot on copy (close enough), waterproof, swiss-powered ... you need one of these just to see what our artisan counterfeiters are capable of.