Oris Pays Tribute With Bob Dylan Limited Edition
In one of his greatest hits, Bob Dylan sings “The Times They Are A-Changin.” As a tribute to Bob Dylan, Oris has created a special edition Rectangular model, limited to just 3000 pieces worldwide. The watches, in stainless steel, carry Bob Dylan's signature on the finely patterned dial. His portrait is engraved on the case back along with the limited edition number of the watch. A small glass window offers a glimpse of the mechanical movement with the Oris red rotor. This Oris limited edition comes in a presentation box set with a Hohner Marine Band harmonica �C the instrument for which Dylan is best known. Oris Bob Dylan Limited Edition37.80mm x 39.00 mmRef. 733 7618 40 84 LS? Automatic mechanical movement, centralised hour, minute and second displays. Date at 6 o'clock.? Black patterned dial with applied numerals, nickel hands with luminous inlay.? Multi piece stainless steel case, case back fixed with four screws. Special case back engraving, and small glass window.? Sapp

Incoming...
Thanks to addy616 (who was awesome to deal with and went above and beyond) I have today added to the collection.Blown away by this one!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

What to do with a white Speedy dial?
So, after searching high and low, east to west, I was able to get my hands on the white Speedy dial seen below. I'm ordering the black hands from Ofrei. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1360717783.492028.jpgSo, I know this forum has a strong passion for the original Speedy Pro--but I'm hoping to get some opinions on what I should do. Please reply with an open mind. Here are a few thoughts:* Mod it into my current sapphire sandwich?* Sell the sapphire and locate a low cost head only Speedy Pro and mod it in that? (Thus not modding a higher end model.)* Any other ideas? I wouldn't keep two Speedys (one of each dial)-- so that isn't an option financially. Thanks for your thoughts.

This is my first post although . . .
those of you who venture over into Omegaland probably already know me.A couple of months ago I found my way over to the Rolex Discussion forum looking for advice on the Explorer II as a replacement for my white dialed Seamaster GMT. This was the fourth Great White I had owned but none ever felt right on my wrist. I finally figured out that the case was just too thick.After doing some research, I decided the EXPII was the way to go and about five weeks ago a new M/3186 joined my 105.012 Speedy Pro and 2254.50 SMP:

Did I make the right decision on my first Rolex?
I recently set out on my journey to find my first Rolex. For the last few years (I'm 27) I've owned 2 fashion watches that had a great deal of meaning to me (college graduation, first big boy job) but ultimately, they're just fashion watches. I'll cherish them for what they represent to me forever, but I needed a real watch.I set out on my journey, and evaluated most of the Rolex lineup. I crossed off a few:- Submariner (too big, not fitting to a nice suit)- Air King (too entry-level, I want a nice timeless piece)- Datejust/DJ II (again, a nice starter for most, but I like something with a bit more 'pop')- Yachtmaster (too big/chunky/busy, not fitting to a nice suit)- GMT (see: submariner)- See dweller (At this point, I realized I wasn't fond of the thicker sport bezels)Now that I'm done offending nearly everyone, I landed on two that stuck out to me:Daytona. I'm a car geek, and will be acquiring a Ferrari 458 Italia in the next few months. I really liked the yellow face to match Ferra