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La Bomba is generally reserved for the 64 and 87, as for pictures I'm sure Nico can help! The 87 with its blue dial and aged lume has become a tasty albeit expensive proposition (for a pam that is, had it been a rolex it would be a completely different story!)

Pams and dates! Can't wait for my next trip to the middle east!

Looks like a fun watch and outstanding AR coating! Somehow everytime I look at this version I can hear Danger Zone playing in the background ;-)

I hadn't realized the coating was glossy, based on the name I anticipated it would be a matte finish!

I always enjoy hearing about the process leading to a purchase!

Is that sewage going into the sea on pic1??

I yet have to try a suede strap, baseball glove for me today! The strap has finally become very soft like an old glove and the smell of the leather is fantastic, beyond the classic look the smell is one of the reasons I keep going back to this strap!

That is a lovely tribute, thank you for sharing this very intimate memory with us!

Regardless of purists' debates about the date window, this remains a charming and extremely well made watch which I have no doubt you will enjoy for many years to come. This also places you in a great position when the special edition no-date comes out, which is only a matter of time. Out of curiosi

For me gray market is the real acid test, so to speak, especially for makers coming up with artificial pricing strategies because they want to tag along with a trend. This is very visible in asia where most people have easy access to a very large selection of gray market items of very high quality.