Vote For Omega Fan Photo Giveaway Winners
With the Omega "stuff" for Omega watch lovers giveaway now over, I've decided to choose a few finalists and let you the readers choose the three winners. Why? Well I simply can't choose a first, second, and third place winner because aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer received too many good entries.Voting is simple. Each of the 11 images below has an associated number that goes with it. Choose just one that you think is best and vote in the poll box below. The photos with the top three amounts of votes will get first, second, and third place prizes respectively. You can click above to the original Omega stuff for Omega watch lovers giveaway page to recall what the winners will get.[polldaddy poll="5762473"] 

Hands-On: In The Master's Footsteps: The Breguet Reference 7337
Breguet has in recent years become increasingly active in telling its own story, and for watch enthusiasts, it’s a really unique story and one well worth knowing.  Since the firm was founded by Abraham Breguet in the late 18th century, it’s had, to put it mildly, its ups and downs but it has also for many years produced some of the most beautifully designed watches anywhere in the horological world.  Recent years have seen a great deal of attention paid to Breguet’s sports watches (including the rightly well-respected Type XXI) and its more overtly extroverted watches, such as the La Tradition family; and of course it’s been a period of almost unbelievably technical inventiveness everything from unusual chronograph coupling systems, to novel takes on the minute repeater, to an exploration of very fast-beat escapements and more, have all made Breguet more visible as an innovator than at any time in its history since Breguet himself was alive. 1 O

Royal Oak Leo Messi Popularity
Hey,Got myself a leo messi some months back and am loving it.But am a bit curious about what others think of the watch and how popular it is/value retention cos i notice from forum posts that most of the hype is about the offshore models and standard royal oaks.

New AP RO 41mm 15400
Was in London today and saw these in Bond street. Had SS, YG on bracelet and strap and a SS chrono version. Also had a 37mm one too. Now I may be biased having bought a 15300 a few months back but I'm not really a fan of the new 41mm models. To me they just look to big and flat. The bezel is thin in comparison to the size of the dial where as on the 15300 it's just about perfect. The 37mm looks tiny in the flesh too. One thing I do actually like are the double baton dials...seems to sharpen up the look a bit.Has anyone else seen these in the shops yet?

Omega constellation fake or real ?
Omega constellation fake or real ?