IWC Pilot's Watch Automatic 36
IWC – Montre d’Aviateur Automatique 36Pilot watches have an instantly recognisable design: large size, big Arabic numerals, chunky hands, protruding crown and minimalist dial. Although highly popular with watch enthusiasts, some criticise the case size and depth for comfort or design reasons.To put a smile on these clients' faces, IWC has designed a smaller and slimmer Pilot's Watch Automatic 36 which, as the name suggests, has a 36mm steel case. The self-winding 3511 calibre powers the time and date functions along with the 42-hour power reserve.The dial comes in three colours: silver, slate and blue. The central disc bearing the black and white Arabic numerals and luminescent hour, minute and seconds hands stands slightly above the minute track. A black-on-white date display appears at 3 o' clock.Price upon request.By Sharmila Bertin

Oh no! I'm ruined!
I've been thinking about the new blue Omega AT 8500 that is showcased in Skyfall (image below taken from the internets).So I went to the boutique to try it on while sporting my own AP 15300. I leave feeling deflated about the Omega. I know its an apples and oranges comparison -- perhaps I should have worn another watch to avoid the comparison. I still may get the Omega, but my AP is just perfection. Has AP spoiled me for other brands!? Anyone else ever have an experience like this?

Official COSC certificate
Anyone actually get one and what does it look like for their Omega watch

Trade 5167a + BLNR for 5711?
I need some advice. I currently own a 5167a (for the work week) and BLNR (for weekends and travel). I enjoy both, but always feel like I'm neglecting a child when either one is not on the wrist, and the BLNR gets very little wrist time. I have recently begun to wonder if I should consolidate and trade-in both for a blue-dial 5711.What do you guys think?

Mailman came today.....
To be continued..... :-)