Bring a Loupe: Two Vintage Omega Speedmasters, A Larger Patek Calatrava, A Great Futurematic From Ja
This week, Bring A Loupe covers some of the most emblematic wristwatches ever made – watches that have become symbols of the companies that made them. We're starting with a couple of vintage Speedmasters, and you will also see a Futurematic from Jaeger-LeCoultre as well as a Cricket from Vulcain, both technically advanced watches for their time. Finally, Bidder Beware returns with two watches that you should absolutely not buy on eBay today (or ever). This is your Bring A Loupe for January 15, 2016. An Omega Speedmaster Reference 2915-3, AKA The Transitional 1 OF 12 The Reference 2915 was the first Speedmaster ever produced, over a three-year span from 1957 onwards. As it often happens with vintage watches, it is also the most coveted and valuable of the Speedmasters; think for instance of the first GMT from Rolex or the first waterproof chronograph from Patek – both enjoy greater success with collectors than later models. The Speedmaster Reference

Entering the world Omega
I'm newly entering the world Omega and I'm trying to choose my model Pro Speedmaster. I see there are automatic and manual. Wich one is the most convenient and accurate? I guess the manual is cheaper and do not have a big budget. I would like to metal bracelet but also you can exchange one of brown leather. What if I would like for sure is a watch have the best resale value that when you want to change for another Omega I don't have to lose a big quantity of money.Thanks guys.

After a six month wait for service
I have my Elec Blue back.....I had to Email Omega to get back ...like getting a new SMP all over again

New GMT Everose Gold Preview?
Hi,Has anyone seen a Baselworld or other video on Youtube which shows or previews the new all Everose gold GMT. I have searched several times but only seen clips of the GMT Rolesor but not all gold model.ThankyouSimonja

Bezel Codes
L= lunette en francais = bezel in English... BTW - Lunettes de soleil are sunglasses.BL = bleu en francais = blue in EnglishV= vert en francais = green in EnglishRO= rouge en francais = red in EnglishNR= noire en francais = black in EnglishN= noire en francais = black in EnglishBLNR= blue and blackLN = bezel blackBLRO = blue and red RONR = red and blackLB = bezel blueLV = bezel greenand lol VRNR or VTNR would be green and black (Green lantern ) small c = cerachrome materialAm I missing any?