Omega Releases New Seamaster Watches for London 2012 Olympic Games
This year’s Olympic games in London are significant for Omega for several reasons. One is that 2012 marks the 80th anniversary of the first Olympic games for which Omega was official timekeeper. Another is the last games held in the city of London, in 1948, saw the introduction of several sports timekeeping innovations pioneered by the brand. Finally, this year will be Omega’s 25th Olympic Games as official timekeeper. And in keeping with recent tradition, the brand will introduce a trio of special timepieces to celebrate.All three are Seamaster models �� appropriate, since the Seamaster made its debut in the last London Olympics year of 1948. Two are three-hand watches with dates and the third is a chronograph. All have the “London 2012” Olympic emblem stamped on the caseback to identify them as special editions.The Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Co-Axial Chronograph “London 2012” makes a great impression with its hefty 44-mm case and blue-PVD-coated dia

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore comes in a special box for the limited edition
This limited edition of 300 pieces watch is the watch Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Montauk Highway. The steel cased Watch has some unique dyes include the White Dial broken with much aquamarine trim against some brown chocolate. Before guard colors look nice against the classic watch beau. The Interior is a house made Audemars Piguet automatic chronograph movement that is in most Royal Oak Offshore chronograph watches. The watch comes in a special box for the limited edition also means to celebrate the famous road. In opposition with the title of the article, no money (as long as I know) will the road itself, but you get the symbolic link

Lest I forget. . .
A friend and fellow priest wrote this:In Memoriam: Planet Ocean cal. 2500He has expressed my sentiments regarding a future classic. Fortunately I am blessed to be one of 1948 who own the cal. 2500 PO Liquidmetal LE but Rob's article made me reflect on some other discontinued greats from my past.Like these other Omegas:And these Rolex examples:Ah, nostalgia.Fr. John?

Compare PP5711 and Rolex 116515LN
Somewhat similar in price range, PP5711 in stainless steel, and Rolex 116515LN (chocolate) in Rose Gold.Which would you get?

Withstand a Panerai movement a closer control?
I will say yes.