I'll keep my current AT 8500
https://.omegawatches/watches...ts-collection/Glad to see Omega changing things up, like the dial pattern, the reshape of the case, and the date relocation, but I'll keep my current Aqua Terra over the new any day.

New Blue Speedy
Here are some quick shots of my new Omega Speedmaster Racing automatic with the super nifty blue dial. One of the most unique and cool shades of blue I have ever seen on a watch!Movement is the latest column wheel co-axial chronograph with the silicone balance spring. The bracelet is also the newest version with the screws and pins instead of the pins and collars and the lume is the in-vogue blue color.Thanks for looking.Cheers,-Marc

New to Omega
Hi everyone,Mostly stay around the Rolex threads, but today one of my friends was talking about how he wanted an Omega. And to be honest my Omega knowledge is pretty limited. His requirements were white face, a dressy watch, and preferably under 3k. I took a look briefly and think that the only model that fits this description is the aqua terra. Do you guys have any other suggestions, and are there any trusted online sites that sell Omega? Thanks in advance.-Adam

Seriously there isn't a better looking Nautilus IMO! Sigh..
Haven't seen this specific Nautilus in the flesh, but the pictures alone make me sad. I must say that I do have a preference towards the clean dials on the Nautilus design, over complications. I like the dressier Pateks with complications.This specific blue dial, with the rose gold, and on leather strap, is just out of this world.I should be receiving my Patek 5711 blue dial in a few weeks. I have handled it many times and I absolutely love it. It is the perfect everyday Nautilus for me as it is SS, extremely versatile with casual to formal, the WR is high, the dial is just so beautiful, it has the beautiful bracelet, and not to mention it fits my budget.I don't know if I could justify this 5711R as my one and only even if it did fit the budget, as I love a Nautilus on a bracelet. I honestly wouldn't hesitate to buy it as my second if I had the budget; unfortunately not the case.Do any of our members on here own this beautiful reference?

Buying my first Rolex: Explorer I or Submariner
Hello everyone,I have been reading this forum for a while now, interested more in technical details than anything else, but this is my first post.I have been a watch enthusiast for many years, since I was a kid really, my first watch was a Casio F-91W, and also had Swatch, Seiko, Tissot, Hamilton, Alpina, Orient Star and Nomos along the years.I also would like to mention that I am not a watch collector, and recently decided to sell all my watches and become 'a 1 watch guy'. This watch I would like to be a Rolex, that can also be a family heirloom and pass is down to my son who is 3 years old at the moment. I am attracted to this brand because of its history, quality and reliability.This is where I would like to ask for your advice, I have narrowed it down to 2 models: the Explorer I and the Submariner 'no date'.Which of these two models would be longer lasting with normal wear? Also (this might be a silly question, sorry for this) why is the Explorer I considered a sports model when it