Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Co-Axial GMT Chronograph Watch
Omega ups the ante with this new Seamater Aqua Terra GMT Chronograph watch. The timepiece is available in either steel or 18k red gold, and on both versions the hands and hour markers on the dial are in 18k gold. Sounds like Rolex territory to me. Not sure if any previous Seamaster Aqua Terra watches had gold (white) in the dials of even steel watches. The vertical line pattern of the dial is meant to look like the deck of a boat (the "Teak Concept"), which explains part of the ritzy character of the watch. The dial will have highly polished features, and you can tell it is nice and deep to look into. There is of course a metal (steel or gold) bracelet available in addition to the alligator strap. The watch will be a good size at 44mm wide. Things were getting kinda crazy with the 46mm plus sizes that Omega started to dabble with a little while ago.The watch has a rotating GMT style bezel and the iconic red arrow GMT hand. I like the length of the GMT hand on a watch like the Rolex Exp

Roof terrace Daniele in Venice
As I've seen it in bond, the tourist, etc i had to visit for myself..... very special Good opportunity to do some watch spotting and guy on next table was wearing this....Ohhhhh to be so lucky

Question about the 15202 dial
Dear fellows,I recently fell in love with the 15202 But I have a question about the dial.1. On AP official pics, we see a space between the A and the P on the logo but on all the pictures of the reviews I read, there is no space (or at least, it is filled)... Official pic (source: AP):Review pic (source: timetapestry): 2. On the good review of timtapestry (timetapestry.blogspot.fr/2014...-audemars.html), several dials (named Mark X) are mentioned:So, the question is, if I buy one brand new today, which dial will I have? Thanks for your answers!

Nautilus 5726
Hey guys I am truly in love with the Charcoal dial version of this watch. I do have a couple questions however? I know Pateks hold their value better than most but I am sure that different models vary. I wouldn't want to drop all that cash on a model that may not hold better than others. In terms of collect-ability I am guessing this model will be too common in terms of appreciation. I have never sold a watch from my collection but I guess its more a piece of mind thing to know the perceived depreciation to expect. Is their a better complicated Nautilus to consider for the money? What type of % off of retail can I expect for BNIB? I have seen them in the 20% off range in the for sale section? Please correct me if i am wrong. Thank you for your answers, I know there are some Patek super collectors on this forum who's opinion and taste I greatly appreciate. Before I considered this watch I had a plan of 2-3 watches with this money but I think most would agree to just go for the kill and

My flybacks
Love them!!