Pre-Basel: Omega Constellation Star
A bright new star in Omega’s Constellation family is the Co-Axial 27 mm, for women who appreciate fine mechanical movements. The brushed case with polished claws is crafted from 18k red or yellow gold. The matching bracelet has brushed links and polished bars set with 144 full-cut diamonds totaling 0.54 carat. The bezel is paved with 32 full-cut diamonds with a total weight of 0.50 carat. The screw-in caseback features a sapphire crystal that reveals the Co-Axial movement inside. The mother-of-pearl dial is completed with a constellation of applied 18k red gold stars, some that are raised and others with a recessed profile. There is a trapezoidal date window at 3 o’clock. The polished and faceted 18k gold hour and minute hands are coated with white Super-LumiNova, making them easy to read even in limited lighting conditions.The Co-Axial movement at the heart of the Constellation is equipped with Omega’s Si 14 silicon balance spring. The dimensions of the movement have

Hard decision between Ap Diver 15706AU & Ap Chrono 26022BA
Greetings everyone, my name is Sean & this is my first post on the forum. After weeks of exploring the AP forums and looking at different models, I believe I've found my true loves. I'm currently on the fence between the two models mentioned above and would like some input from the current AP owners. This will be my first Audemars Piguet purchase from reputable sellers. Thanks & many regards!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Diver+Bracelet
Loving it so far.

Be joining this forum soon...
Have an Omega Speedy pro incoming... Hope to be part of this sub forum soon!

Back to the Planet Ocean, except this time it's Liquidmetal
For 4 years up until last year I happily wore the previous version Planet Ocean on my wrist. It was a great watch, a design I admired, a watch I assumed would be my grail when it first came out in 2005. To me it had everything, seamaster history, a great design, quality finish and was comfortable to wear. In tribute here it isThen for some reason Rolex consumed the WIS in me and I went on to own and flip every version of the Submariner- ND, SD, date and the Sub C. After buying the Explorer 2 (which I confess to being my favourite watch) the Sub C just wasn't getting any wrist time. The Sub C is far too nice a watch not to be worn and there was no way I could afford to have an object of such value sit in a box, so I decided to flip it. Once I mad e that decision my mind turned immediately to the Planet Ocean. No other watch was in the picture. I went to the Omega dealor and tried on the new 8500 coax PO however I realised that I wouldn't be able to live with the thickness of it so my th