New Omega Owner
I have been gradually getting more interested in Omega over the past year, ever since Chris (aka GMT Master) raved about them. I always liked the PO but felt it was a little too big and heavy. I like the diameter of the 42 mm model (as it seems extremely close to my GMT), but even it was a little taller than I'm used to, and a bit top heavy for me. I got pretty excited when I learned that the blue titanium model was being released in 42mm because I love the blue colour, and figured the titanium would solve my concern with the weight. However I had never actually tried on the 45.5mm titanium version until today. I was pleasantly surprised with the lightness - it felt much better on my wrist than even the steel 42mm. I also slightly prefer the proportions of the 45.5mm given the thickness of the PO.This is by far the biggest watch I own, and it might take a bit of time to get used to the size, but the lightness of the titanium makes it very comfortable for me. I will likely never

Long Overdue Success Story - Extra Sauce 5711
Ive been after a 5711 in blue for a number of years, but always refused to pay over retail. Principal I suppose, maybe I'm just really really stubborn. I bought a 15202 (wore it 5 times over the course of a year, mostly for instagram pictures and then sold it) sent full msrp deposits to Ads who were entirely full of it and promised delivery inside 9 months, but mostly just whined incessantly to my WIS friends about how this watch had eluded me for so many years. I occasionally pestered my original AD who's list I had been put on, but was typically told that there were still people in front of me. Fast forward to this september, Prices are in the 33-37k range and I've given up. Bitching to WIS friends continues, SORRY hairdude, horologyandtechnology and bzabodyn214, I just can't help myself. Fast forward to this past september and I get a phone call from that original AD who says nothing more than, I need your credit card please Yes, yes you can have my credit card, TAKE IT ALREADY. My

400 posts - To some it's the ultimate sports watch
To some it's an heirloom of the future, to others the ultimate sports watch. Some say it's the most comfortable watch they have ever worn whilst others say it's all about the brand.To me it's simply MY Patek My favourite

Difficult choices - PAM574 or PAM512
Which one would you prefer ? And why ?PAM512 Model: Radiomir 1940 Movement: Calibre P.999Hand-wound mechanical, P.999 calibre, executed entirely by Panerai, 12 lignes, 3.4 mm thick, 19 jewels, Glucydur? balance, 21,600 alternations/hour. Incabloc? anti-shock device. Swan's neck regulator. Power reserve 60 hours. 154 components.PAM574 Model: Radiomir 1940 Movement: Calibre P.1000Hand-wound mechanical, P.1000 calibre, executed entirely by Panerai, 12 lignes, 3.85 mm thick, 21 jewels, Glucydur? balance, 28,800 alternations/hour. KIF Parechoc? anti-shock device. Power reserve 3 days, two barrels. 152 components.

It had to be done!
Could not wait a moment longer to get a jubilee bracelet on my 16700 pepsi.Went in to RSC London today to get the watch regulated and left sporting a new jubilee bracelet Can't see this watch leaving my wrist anytime soon: