Which modern Omega Speedmaster is most true to the original moonwatch?
Hi all,First time poster and a first time buyer checking in! I have been eyeing the Speedmaster for a good year or so but have found myself overwhelmed with all the limited editions, the different movements, the different types of glass used, some automatic, some manual wind and so on.A big reason as to why I really have fallen in love with this watch, in addition to its beauty, is its historical significance. Therefore, I am looking to buy a model that is most similar to the one that was on the actual moon landing.So far, I have come to understand that I am looking for a Speedmaster that has a manual wind movement and hesalite glass but I am not entirely sure what reference number or what makes a movement better than another. I am also not sure whether to buy second and or new from an AD.I would greatly appreciate tips and recommendations from the more experienced and that is why I have registered myself here. All tips welcome!Thanks,DC

Anyone hear of any Carbotech issues?
I've seen one with a worn section on each of the two lugs on the back side. The owner says it's from the fork end of the spring bar removal tool. I was planning on getting a 661 and now this guys 661 has a possible issue. Anyone else experience this? Should I skip the Carbotechs?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

SIHH 2016 extra
Hi guys just thought of sharing some photos of an engraved luminor and radiomir from SIHH ... Enjoy !

Sea Dweller Ceramic $8099
Remember these days...Now they are $11,575 used

question about the 62510 jubilee bracelet
so I'm thinking about picking up a 62510 bracelet for my GMT II, and I've noticed that the correct jubilee bracelet for the GMT II is the 62510 bracelet with the number 50 on the very last link near the endlink.... why is that? What I'm asking is, is there any particular difference between a 62510 without the 50 and one that has it? What does it mean?