AP ROO Jarno Trulli or AP ROO black/red
Hello,I want to buy an AP ROO but it's hard to decide:)Please help me to choose btw AP ROO Jarno Trulli or AP ROO 26470 black/red

manual wind moonwatch question?
is there only one variation of the manual winding moonwatch? Is there a version with a date? Just looking at the website it seems like there is only 1 version. Thanks for any infos. :).

Omega Seamaster ETNZ
I must say I'm very impressed by this watch. It's my second Omega, first one was a Seamaster Chrono that ai had between 1998-2005In this watch, feel of the quality definitely has been improved. Being a titanium it only weighs 120 grams, of course rubber strap has a kick in this too.Well,another thing that I like is the regatta timer. I'm not involving any yacht ⛵ event but that doesn't mean it would be quirk to have a watch with the countdown timer.Metal badge on the box 📦 definitely adds a value to the watch box too That's it for now,hope you like the watch as well

visit to Omega Boutique,Seoul (new sednagold and speedie content)
Hello EveryoneI recently visited an Omega Boutique in Seoul. The staff was very co-operative and sweet, and I was visiting to actually change my own 2534 on strap to bracelet, a change they made quickly and very kindly :)What I have to share with you are some comparison pics of the Speedmasters: the classic (3573), the co-ax chrono with enamel dial (3113.04)and the new 9300...I havent seen any pics of the three together...I really cant give any judgement on what is better or what would be my choice, because although I totally love the original classic 3570, these three are awesome in their own rights...the co-ax chrono is rather seen rarely but boy it is so stunning, with the classic layout, and a very deep and enchanting dial and proportions that sit exactly between the classic speedy and the new 9300, hence making a wonderful wrist presence without any complaint for large size....the 9300 has a great presence of its own, with a very clean layout and attractive reading easy, wonderful

Thoughts on Omega Caliber 3603 Movement
Hello,I'm considering an Omega Aqua Terra Chronograph GMT with the 3603 movement. I like how this movement has the 3 sub-dials as opposed to the 2 sub-dials of the new 9300/9301 movements (if and when they come to this particular watch). From what I hear, the new movements based on the caliber 8500 are a lot better then the old Omega movements, being completely in-house etc. However, I really like the look of the older version with 3 sub-dials.Any thoughts on whether the old 3603 movement is any good? Or should I wait to see how the new Aqua Terra Chronograph GMT will look, when it comes out?Thanks a lot.