Omega Speedmaster Dark Side Of The Moon Watches Baselworld 2015
When the Omega Speedmaster Dark Side Of The Moon?made its debut at Baselworld 2013, many took it as an instant classic, and there was good reason for that. Its black ceramic case, dial, crown, and pushers �C paired with one of the cooler names the Swiss watch industry had come up with in a fairly long time-the "DSotM" quickly moved?from boutique store windows to months-long waiting lists. After last year's?Grey?Side Of The Moon (hands-on here), the amazing, deep black is back, this time around, with four new colorways.To cut straight to the chase, here are the four new models of the Omega Speedmaster Dark Side Of The Moon, as seen from left to right on the image above: Sedna Black (reference 311.63.44.51.06.001), Vintage Black (reference?311.92.44.51.01.006), Pitch Black (reference?311.92.44.51.01.004), and the highly appropriately called Black Black (reference?311.92.44.51.01.005).First, the similarities: all four versions feature the Omega Co-Axial 9300 caliber with running seconds at

Photo Report: A Quick Look At The Unique Tudor Heritage Black Bay ONE Reference 7923/001 To Be Sold At Only Watch 2015 (Live Photos)
On June 29th of this year, we showed you a simple looking watch – one made of stainless steel with a simple self-winding movement inside – that got a lot of people excited. I'm talking about the Tudor Heritage Black Bay ONE Reference 7923/001, a unique watch made for Only Watch 2015. The watch is a variation on the existing Tudor Black Bay, with a black bezel and dial and hands that resemble those found on one of Tudor's most collectible and sought after vintage pieces, the reference 7923 seen here when we went inside the Tudor vault. Not only is it great looking, but it's also the very first confirmed unique watch to ever come from Tudor. Now we have a few "live" photos of it – and it looks awesome. 1 OF 10 The 7923/001 is a true remake of a historical piece, which is actually in contrast to the existing Tudor Heritage line, which has always been something of an amalgamation of several historical pieces. The result for the Black Ba

Speedmaster reduced (#3510)
I finally tried on the reduced size Men's Omega speedmaster reduced 3510 model, which I have always admired. The smaller size 38m looks good on my wrist. I also like that you can wind this watch without pulling the crown one click compared to the Rolex. Although, the only issue I found was that it felt too light compared to the GMTIIs and Subs. Still, the 1,700 dollars price with a 3 year full warranty from a respected shop is much less than the 4k used Rolex watches they had. Also the bracelet just seem too light. For those who have this watch: -How is the movement/overall function of this watch...?-Anyone out there using this watch as a daily use watch...?Thanks

NYC trip
I was in NYC a few weekends back to drop off my 5070 for a service (nothing wrong just want her to be lubed up). While there I was able to see and play with a 5167 T Stamped from my good friend. Enjoy the pics IMG_2277.JPGIMG_2286.JPGIMG_2287.JPGIMG_2300.JPGSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Pam 277
Hello all. I am looking to trade a Pam 277 rose gold with one of my watches. As i do not know much about them i wanted to post it here to see how is the re sale value on this watch and what would be a good price on it. Watch is new. Thanks for your input guys