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Hi everyone, my name is Rick and I'm the proud owner of a new 2531.80 Seamaster which I've lusted after for the last 6 years. Thanks to this forum and a specific thread contained herein, I also have the official Chronometer paper on the way from Switzerland, too cool! First question, after reading and enjoying the comparision page between a Seamaster and a Rolex Sub I didn't read anything about whether or not the Omega case is machined from a single block of stainless steel like the Rolex is. Are Seamaster cases machined from a single block of steel like Submariner/Rolex cases are and if not, does it matter? Second question, the bezel markings on my lovely Seamaster almost but don't quite match up to the dial markings. Can the bezel ring be reset in the bezel by a jeweler/watchmaker easily or is there any good reasons to have it left as is rather than take a chance and screw up or something? Thanks in advance!
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