Hamilton Basel 2016 Preview
Following up our coverage of Rado's Basel preview the other week, we got the chance to check out a small amount of what Hamilton will be bringing to the party come late March. A staple brand here at w&w, Hamilton tends to drop a few gems per year, while continuing to bolster and evolve their core lines. At the preview we saw many things including an entirely new line from the brand, which is very uncommon for them, some nice new pieces for their Khaki military-inspired lines, a bold new diver and a ladies watch that might end up popular with guys too. Across all of them, there was one more change, and that was to their branding. Hamilton has brought back their H logo from the 60's, a move I think no Hamilton fan will complain about. Let's check ��em out.ChronographicOne of the first watches that caught our attention was a new chronograph addition to the Khaki Field line. Taking the styling of their more recent fields, which have well balanced dials with slightly emphasized 12, 3, 6

Ever regret buying an Omega?
I've owned 2 Omega watches and parted ways with both. The first automatic watch I ever purchaed was a Rolex Datejust (3135 movement) and its reliability and accuracy made it difficult for me to accept anything less. I've been entertaining purchasing another Omega since I like Omegas aesthetically and hope that the third time is a charm.

Omega Speedmaster Strap
I really love the strap on the Omega Speedmaster in the attached link. Does anyone know where to get a similar one to this? I've found plenty of cheap ones that look cheap..ablogtowatch/omega-sp...atch-review/2/

Did my little makeover movie works?
I guess this is my first post in this forum.Omega makeoverI hope it works.Jocke

BLNR - Which model name do I go by?
Currently on my local ad's list for a BLNR and I know it'll be a wait for my first Rolex. That being said, in a few weeks I'll be on vacation visiting Paris, Switzerland and Italy and of course will be walking past at least 8 or 9 various Rolex dealers on my daily ventures.Although I know finding a BLNR is almost impossible to come across even in Europe, I'll at least pop in and inquire. Worth asking at least.What do most dealers go by in the way of a name for a BLNR. Is the universal name of a Batman model good enough or do I ask for a GMT-Master ll in blue and black? Is there a suggested name to go by? Thanks and yes, I know not to expect finding one just sitting there waiting for me!