Any Swedish House Mafia/Steve Angello fans?
If you're a watch enthusiast as well as a fan of one of the premier artists in the Electronic Dance Music scene, you'd probably know that Steve Angello is a HUGE fan of AP. (usually has on the 'Survivor')Mention of AP watches have been in some songs and if you watch any part of their documentary Take One or his YouTube channel (Size TV) you can see that Steve and his crew at Size records are fans of the brand as well.I always wondered what his favorites were and the man was nice enough to answer my queries. (While on vacation in Bora Bora no less)As you may know I'm a huge fan of my Ginza 7 Forged Carbon, I was pretty excited to see that he was also part of the Ginza 7 fraternity, although in precious metal form!

First Omega... just wow!
Some of you may know me from posting in the Rolex section in the past. Although I consider myself a collector, and having had a variety of brands in the past such as Rolex, JLC, Panerai, Glashutte, Vacheron, and even an obscure and vintage Nivada Depthomatic among others, I've never had an Omega.My father had also a variety of watches when I was growing up, and I remember his Speedmaster. Beautiful watch. And while in the back of my head I knew that one day I would get one, there was always another watch that I had the itch to get. Until now.The main thing that kept me from the Speedmaster was that I had little use for the Chrono, a cool feature nevertheless, and not having a date was also problematic for me. I have to travel very frequently across time zones, so a GMT -a true GMT- is always at the top of my list of preferences.So you can imagine my surprise and delight while searching for GMT Chronos that I discovered a couple of Omegas that fit the bill perferctly: The n

Educate me on the Speedy
I'm looking to get one of these for my 40th birthday (used, preferably minty). From a collector's point of view, what should I be looking for? Any particular caliber? Thanks much.

5976/1G - First auction, nice Premium
Somebody scored a nice premium on the first auction of the 5976/1G.

Purchased New Pam 104
Estatic, NIB for a great discount. Tournau has offered a 3 year warranty that covers any damage I inflict, replacement of bands due to wear, sweat, etc. and cover a complete servicing. This is over an above the manufacturer warranty that only covers internal defects. Based on the cost of a band and a full service, the 500 seems like a no brainier to me. Any comments or past experiences they can share with me?