My next Rolex.......or Omega
Hi All - Having posted previous threads regarding my next Rolex selection I find the advice provided by the forum members to be extremely helpful.My search for my next watch has taken me to look at the current Rolex line up and already being an owner of a SubC and Milgauas I only really see the Explorer as an option. Another option I am considering is looking at the new Omega Seamaster 300 Master Coaxial or Aqua Terra and just wanted to get done views?Has anyone made a jump from Rolex to the new Omega range with the Master Coaxial movement and if so how do they compare in terms of quality?Also open to another other suggestions!Many thanks

I can't get enogh Patek....
Incoming. Very happy and my first All RG watch. Still realising what this piece is...

5960p , Lovestruck ! New Addition
Not much to say, i'll just leave this ONE pic, and it speaks for itself droooooollllI know some of you have seen my anti Patek posts due to bad experience and well, I do still think a bunch of the pieces are overpriced... but after experiencing tons of higher end pieces (50-100k) I can honestly say they are all overpriced This watch however makes me see it's true value, it just feels so special, just perfection in my eyes.On to my new 5960p , I went back and forth between Grey and Blue dial.. I wound up with Grey, and let me say, I am so happy with my choice ! I love the elegance of the grey, so versatile, yet still can be casual/sporty. The dark brown strap I also love , and I didn't in pictures. After pairing it with many outfits it goes with everything, just a stunning watch in every way !

Tried on the gold Sub and had the "buy this and we can get you the Daytona C" chat
First off, skin tone definitely plays a part when it comes to gold vs. rose. I love the look of the rose gold DD 40 with olive and brown dials, but for the life of my skin, it just doesn't work - it all gets washed out. Forgot to snap a pic of the DD 40, but got this picture of the beautiful 116618, which I'm hoping to make my next piece. Absolutely stunning.As for the Daytona C, when I mentioned that I was on the hunt for one, they immediately said that it wouldn't be a problem, should I buy this one from them. If they could get me the trusted seller price for the 116618, I would do it just to get my hands on the Daytona C, but at retail for the gold sub, it's just a bit too much.

Explorer II 16570 vs. DateJust Turn-O-Graph 116264
Shopping for my first Rolex and initially these two models weren't even on my radar, I'd been really focused on a vintage 1601/1603 for that classic look. However, the more I've researched and thought about it I'm finding that either of these could be a really great starter piece that I'd probably get more use out of. Considering I'm a youngish guy (mid-30's) I've had multiple people say that a sportier look would be better on me and easier to dress up or down.The 16570 seems to be much more common and appreciated and I like its more toned down look. Meanwhile the 116264 had a more limited production and doesn't get discussed much, but there's something about the sport bezel on the TOG dial with red date wheel and sec hand that gives it a best of both worlds quality that's really appealing. I've also heard the 16570 will likely hold its value better while the 116264 may not since people seem to have a love/hate reaction to it.I could easily flip a coin and be happy with either, but