TX Watches Of Interest For 2009 At JCK Las Vegas
You've probably seen an ad or two for TX watches.? Or you may not know anything about the American brand. Their collection offers interesting and appealing timepieces each with exclusive quartz movements that you won't find elsewhere. I don't like each watch in their 2009 lineup, but some of the pieces are done quite well. Here are a few of my favorite watches that I got to check out at the TX TechnoLuxury watch booth in Las Vegas earlier this month at the JCK show.This first watch proves that white watches are cool. It is one of the 800 Series TX Linear Chronograph watches - so named for the vertical chronograph minutes indicator. There is also a retrograde dial that serves as a second timezone and the overall design of the dial is unique and edgy. The white tones persist through the watch (obviously), but don't define it 100%. You still get some sporty orange and rose gold tones on the dial and hands. It is really nicely done. I like the white on white rotating bezel with high relief

What do you think of this Omega ?
After many Rolex , I would like to try a different brand.I really like this omega speedmaster 38.What do you think about it ?[IMG]https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn/20180121/78b025ea01f930f42820556a0ef07e75.jpg[/IMG]Inviato dal mio iPhone utilizzando Tapatalk

Speedmaster pros from Japan
Hi, new to the forum, but hopefully will be more of a regular very soon!I am in the process of purchasing my first Omega, well first high end watch really, and have settled on the speedmaster professional. I was planning on getting one second hand and probably from ebay.Was wondering why there are so many for sale out of Japan?Are they any different from a North American or European one?This is one that I am strongly considering to purchase, in your guys opinion, does it seem like a decent deal?.ebay/itm/281677862839...%3AMEBIDX%3AITThanks, Greg

It was my destiny to own one...
Greetings TRF,I'll keep it short: ever since I bought, enjoyed and sold my SMP I must admit I had the feeling I would get another Omega in my collection someday! The watch I parted with, although I really liked it, wasn't quite meant for me anymore given the horological path I took with all those smaller and vintage watches and since I had other timepieces in mind when I sold it I cannot say it was something I didn't think about or that I really regret, however, the whole experience did make me like the brand even more since I now know that its watches, the vintage as well as the new ones, are as tough, reliable and overall amazing as they're beautiful!I must admit I kept an eye open for a model that I would be able to enjoy to the fullest but I cannot say I had the intention of adding anything to my collection since I purchased a few watches not so long ago. How did that happen? I can barely explain it myself but I can definitely get to this conclusion: it was my destiny to own one...

Am I only a Rolex guy?
I tried on something today, and I just kept feeling like it was delicate. It was very light for one, considering it was a bracelet. Maybe I'm just not high haute material. This was the first time I tried it on as I was reluctant to even try it on (I was scared how much I'd love it and for me, this isn't cheap). Also, it looks like art, and feel like scratches would bother me on such a piece.Also, I wasn't completely blown away. Don't get me wrong, I liked it, but I'm wondering as I have evolved in my WISdom that maybe I can't get blown away anymore like I used to back when I was getting into watches. Can anyone relate to what I'm saying? Is that true crazy excitement of a new watch only happen in the beginning of your watch hobby?I'm not considering this exact watch, but rather its blue brother (minus 1 from the reference). Not because I don't like it, but partially due to cost and I like simpler watches.Thanks for your thoughts.