Speedy Owners - You might find this interesting
Thought some of you might find this interesting.I have no financial interest......except I bought one. -books-space#/The link occasionally does not connect. Try again. If it still doesn't work, go to indiegoge and search Apollo 11.

The beast found it's way back home.
Hi guys. Three years ago I sold my complete set 2208.50 to a good friend of mine to fund a Sub. Before selling it I had it serviced to give my friend a perfect watch with many years of peace of mind. It was a nice gesture and I had no idea it would be useful to me as well. Last friday I was visiting him at his new office and I was surprised with his offer to sell the Omega back to me, and as he kept it absolutely mint, having it back was a no brainer. I'm really happy that my Omega PO 2500 found it's way back home. Thanks for reading, guys.

Incoming Omega 2254
Here is my story ... sad but true ... hahaMy first luxury watch was Omega SMP Blue Bond ... when i got my first Rolex Sub Date ... my best friend confiscated my Omega. He is wearing it now and will only return it when he gets his first Rolex which probably wont be for a while.One of my favorite things about having an Omega was the bragging rights of saying Omeeeeeeeeega as in Casino Royale movie. So i had to get another one. Omega 2254 was my choice, should have one incoming tomorrow.Here is a pic of my old Omeeeeeeega with the Rolex Sub Date.

What are we wearing to start the day?
The versatility and comfort of this baby... just awesome...What are we all wearing?!

Need replacement Radiomir screws! And a scary drop story.
Hey All,I guess you get what you pay for because my aftermarket replacement screws from Panatime aren't holding the bar in correctly. Upon very scientific review (my eyeballs) they appear a bit too short and the finishing is a bit different than OEM. Can anyone recommend a good source for Radiomir bar screws? Backstory here is I was wearing my PAM384 (ceramic, mind you) and all of a sudden my wrist felt light. I look to my left and see my watch dangling from my hip (wrist was against my jeans, so barely holding the strap in place). After an immediate expletive reaction I carefully reached my right hand over, making sure not to move my left hand, and grabbed the watch. Any movement, or if I didn't notice, and my ceramic would have fallen about 3ft to the concrete floor. Lesson learned...don't skimp out on the screws that are keeping your ceramic PAM hanging on for dear life. -C