New Ball Watch Honors 100 Years of New York’s Grand Central Terminal
New York City’s iconic railroad hub, Grand Central Terminal, reaches its Centennial in 2013, and now Ball Watch, a brand indelibly linked to the history of railroading, is releasing a commemorative timepiece specially suited to the Big Apple’s homesick travelers and expats: the Engineer Master II GCT, whose second-time-zone function uses Grand Central Time (GCT) rather than the traditional Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). Click below for pictures and pricing.The watch, limited to 999 pieces, is in a 44-mm, stainless steel case and contains an automatic movement, Ball Caliber 651. It is available on a stainless steel bracelet or calf leather strap with a pin buckle, and features 15 self-powered micro gas tubes �� a hallmark of the Ball brand �� on the dial and hands, which offer outstanding luminosity in darkness.The crowning technical touch is the second-time-zone function, on a subdial at 6 o’clock, which displays Grand Central Time (that is, the local time in New York City&

Should I Buy This?
AD just called and told me he had this in stock:https://.omegawatches/watch-o...3410392001001/I'm not all that familiar with Omega, but I do know the overwhelming majority can be had second hand at a massive discount. I like the looks of this watch, but not interested in taking a bath.Can anyone provide advice please?

omega speedmaster day date chrono
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Would you...?
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