TSA commented on my watch
I travel pretty frequently for work (12-18 times a year) and use to travel every other week for a few years and have never run into a TSA person who said anything about a watch before. Last night traveling back from Seattle, the guy at the scanner said Nice watch. Can I ask what it is? I was taken by surprise by it but loved it. He was wearing a Quartz Seiko chronograph. I asked if he was into watches and he said he was but can't afford a nice one yet, but is saving in hopes of being able to buy one some day.I was wearing my Breitling Avenger Blackbird and must admit that out of my collection, I was surprised this is the one that got noticed in public. It's the least flashy of higher end watches, except maybe for the Omega SM300.

PO Lume
Hard to beat PO Lume.

This is the best of omega
I am a Rolex fan but since I bought this I can't take it off my wrist.

Constellation '09 Chronometer
Hi all,I am after a dress watch and was impressed by the new Omega Constellation '09 Chronometer, silver dial with diamond dial. Model no:123.10.35.20.52.001I haven't seen the watch in person so am not 100% set on it. Does anybody know how much this model will cost in the UK?I am making a guess of around 2,500 GBP based on the price of the old constellation with diamond dial.Any help appreciated.Anuj

I'm able to correct 5712 accuracy nightly...
I just bought a 5712/1A and I have noticed something interesting. When I wear the watch, it is accurate within .5 seconds over a 12+ hour span (well within tolerance). However, when I set it down for the night, it loses or gains time based on the direction I lay the watch down beyond tolerance. For instance:Crown up: loses approx. 2 seconds per 10 hours.Crown down: gains approx. 2 seconds per 10 hours.Crown right: loses approx. 2 seconds per 10 hours.Crown left: loses approx. 1 second per 10 hours.Face up: gains approx. 1.5 seconds per 10 hours.Face Down: gains approx. 1.5 seconds per 10 hours.At first I was a bit annoyed that I could have the watch perfectly accurate to the second throughout the day, but when I woke up in the morning, it would lose or gain about 2 seconds (which is more than double the stated tolerance of +2/-3). But now, I find it somewhat useful in that I simply check the exact time when I take the watch off at night, and if it is fast, I place it crown down, and if