Not feeling the love for my Omega 9300 PO :(
Hi guys,Ive had my omega 9300c Planet Ocean for almost 4 months now and i am starting to regret getting it. Let me word that better. I don't like it as much as i did when i purchased it. It is a nice watch to look at but I feel it isn't for me any more so need some advice. Over all its a truly awesome watch and the quality of it is mesmerising to look at, however when on the wrist it seems like a tool if you know what i mean. It just doesn't do it for me anymore. Which leads me to the next question. I have a line up in the Rolex category.BLNR GMT Master IIGMT Master II116610 Sub C DateIve not tried any of these on as of yet as i think it will be a slippery slope Hahaha !! Oh one other question, Would you average AD accept an exchange service where they would buy your watch off you and knock some money off the new one ? I got my PO from Goldsmiths. Cheers,Olly

Enjoy my sickness..... Pics
Doing a rotation from the vault to the bank and snapped some shots... thought I would share... PLEASE HELP NEED MEDS

Classic Omega
Hello All,As you might remember I bought an Omega Speedmaster sapphire sandwhich a little while back.Now I am finding myself looking at Omega watches all the time. I am sure you guys know the feeling. They just seem like pre-owned or even NIB from an AD to be a better value than a lot of other watches.My plea for help is this.What else is a classic Omega that an Omega collection should have. Perhaps a SMP, the bond version? Or the Planet Ocean? (they have caught my eye)I would think any Omega collection would need a speedy, but what else would one need?Pics pease if you have any ideas.TIA,Mark

Rare watches �� rare books ?
The 'rare handcrafts' like enamel, marquetry, engraving ��. the ned plus ultra among Patek watches.We know them for their complications and their superb finishingBut not often seen are the 'art' pieces aka 'rare handcrafts'Anyway, this is a book Patek made and afaik they are and were not for sale.But I think they must be very rare, I've seen all kinds of catalogs, big and small, boxes with leaflets, small books for the Nautilus ( 30th anniversary) , little books with 20 or so pages about their in-house chrono movements ��..But this �� this was new to me.I had never seen this magnificent book dedicated to the rare handcraftsA pretty big (155 pages) book about enamel, marquetry, engraving ��. clocks, watches, pocket watches ��To give you an impression , here are some picturesBad pictures I know :-) but at least you can see a few pages LOLLike said, I didn't knew such a book existedblue hard cover , and inside the 'Rare Handcrafts book'

Keep PAM 557 or swap it for PAM 346
Thinking that all I have is an itch ; and all I need to do is to let it take its course and do nothing. Or maybe I am up to something. Doesn't matter , is fun to hear out opinions and things that never crossed my mind. It matters to me things like resale , coolness , scarcity , etc Also I also had the idea that Luminor with the crown guard is the staple of Panerai ; but it also true that the original Panerai is the Radiomir This Radiomir brings a power reserve in the back, date and seconds that my 557 doesn't . But the 47 case and the Vintage allure of the 557 has its magic as well. Kind of a catch 22 Shot !