Breitling chronomat limited
Need your opinion on this limited 200 pcs Breitling - USA dial. Red /white/blue. Msrp around 9k. Trying to find at Grey market if possible to safe more dollar. What you guys opinion about this watch ?Thank you. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1369688149.217038.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1369688161.366543.jpg

Concerned George Clooney
Was browsing the Omega website and got a 404 error with this picture of a concerned George Clooney.Interesting use of a brand ambassador

Need trf help - unique situation
Team,I am first to admit I am no guru in Omega's, I did have a Professional Chrono Seamaster for a while but it was too big on my wrist, I obtained it as part of a trade.In any case my help is on a sadly different matter. One of the staff of my Sales agent sadly took his own life, none of us including his family saw it coming. He is doing all he can to help the wife and the three boys all under the age of 10. One of the things he has asked me to help with is to find a watch he can give the wife to give to each of the boys on their 18th birthday to remember their father with. He has indicated a budget of around $5K per watch, and he has asked me to pick a watch that wont go out of fashion over the next 10-15 years before the boys receive their gifts (not sure if they will need an oil inspection over that time by the way). My suggestion to him no surprise is to go with a classic Omega which I was thinking would be a Speedmaster or seamaster diver. I have pulled these two model numbers of

Just another stainless steel chrono?! But this time...
really really rare! Something special that keeps a low profile...something what you can wear whereever whenevere�� Enough descreet if you meet clients or potential clients.For sure the 5711 was the trigger for my insight that high-end watches could be in ordinary steel too. First for a considerable time I lust for the regularly 5950 with the silvery white opaline dial. But there were doubts, because I am a sucker for dark dials. Then at Baselworld 2015 a limited black dial version was luckily introduced.What could be more descreet than a ordinary stainless steel chrono with dark dial?A grand complication in steel with black dial as slim as possible based on a extra slim movement is...UnderstatedDescreetJust beautifulI thought this will be my exit watch if I am able to get one, but it's not! It's the entry to watch heaven...I hope you enjoy the pictures.

Blue ceramic bezel: BLNR vs BLRO
A lot of people have commented on the purplish colour of the BLRO bezel but I've never heard this re: BLNR. Do they use the same Blue? People say with a ceramic bezel it's hard to get the blue right, but why wasn't this an issue with the BLNR?