Omega Speedmaster Dark Side Of The Moon Watches Baselworld 2015
When the Omega Speedmaster Dark Side Of The Moon?made its debut at Baselworld 2013, many took it as an instant classic, and there was good reason for that. Its black ceramic case, dial, crown, and pushers �C paired with one of the cooler names the Swiss watch industry had come up with in a fairly long time-the "DSotM" quickly moved?from boutique store windows to months-long waiting lists. After last year's?Grey?Side Of The Moon (hands-on here), the amazing, deep black is back, this time around, with four new colorways.To cut straight to the chase, here are the four new models of the Omega Speedmaster Dark Side Of The Moon, as seen from left to right on the image above: Sedna Black (reference 311.63.44.51.06.001), Vintage Black (reference?311.92.44.51.01.006), Pitch Black (reference?311.92.44.51.01.004), and the highly appropriately called Black Black (reference?311.92.44.51.01.005).First, the similarities: all four versions feature the Omega Co-Axial 9300 caliber with running seconds at

AP security features?
Wondering if AP has integrated any special anti-counterfeit features on their watches? We all know that Rolex has the laser etched crown and the rehaut printing. Although the latter may not be a security feature per se.But what about AP? Any external features?

Is it just my luck?
Or is The Seamasters and Speedmasters getting harder to find, new or used? They use to be listed everywhere but not so much lately every time I find one I like its already sold.

I have owned numerous Patek Philippe watches
over the last 20 plus years. 2526 Calatrava was in my collection for over 4 years. Ref. 96 Calatrava in stainless steel from the 1940s as well.This old Patek is still in my possession. Reference 2452 Calatrava.

She said yes!...
Lovely evening in Dubai with my PAM005 and my new Fianc��