Anyone here own this Omega?
.omegawatches/index.ph...001&no_cache=1Need your input if you own one.

Trip to the Omega AD
Well after the visit i made at the breitling AD i decided to go and have a look at the omega AD. Surpsingly the AD had the anniversary edition of the omega speedmaster moonwatch. The watch was at the window display in it's box. The box looked so huge compared to the box of the other speedmaster's. I asked him about the price of the moonwatch omega anniversary edition and he told me that the watch costs 7300 euro. I asked the guy why is it so expensive and he told me that omega has manufactured only 1957 watches and that's why it's so expensive. ( is this true? ) The box of the watch is amazing. It includes a loupe and some sizing equipment. It was one of the best looking watch boxes i ever saw. After that i asked the guy at the shop about the regular speedmasters and He told me that the rest of the speedmasters cost 3200 euro each. I also tried some of them. Until now my favourite omega watch is the omega seamaster Pro and the speedmaster.

Need advice. Potential trade
I'm thinking of trading my Rolex yellow all gold yachtmaster ii for a Patek 5960 1a? Any advice?

So... now with the 5905
Where does the 5980 stand? I think this was the reason they discontinued the 5980. What does the future hold for this classic first in house chrono? Steel watches have hold up their value in the past. Or too many floating around?What do you guys think?

Question - GMT Master II 16710
Was in an AD this afternoon browsing and came across a GMT Master II in their used/estate jewelry area. Took a look and was told by the salesman that the watch was a Y serial from approximately 2002. The bracelet had SEL and the case had lug holes. It appeared to me (admittedly a novice) to match what I would expect a 2002 Y serial to be based on my research. I was also told that the watch was serviced in house by their Rolex trained watchmaker and was guaranteed to have all authentic parts. I asked whether the dial, hands, and bezel were original or replaced during service, but the salesman didn't know. What struck me as odd was the dial had Swiss T<25 below the 6 o'clock position. I didn't expect a tritium dial on a circa 2002 watch. Does anybody know if some of these dials were still being used in 2002? I would have expected a Swiss Made dial and Superluminova. I guess it's possible that the dial was replaced during service with a dial the watchmaker had left over, but it was my