Rare Omegas available at Omega Boutique King of Prussia this weekend!!
Greetings all,The Omega Boutique in King of Prussia is going to have some extremely rare pieces starting from Saturday March 8th! These are coming in for our Philadelphia GTG but will be available through Monday.The pieces include:DeVille Central Tourbillon Co-Axial LE 513.53.39.21.99.001OMEGA Watches: De Ville Tourbillon Co-Axial Numbered Edition 38.7 mm - Red gold on leather strap - 513.53.39.21.99.001DeVille Hour Vision Co-Axial Skeleton LE 431.53.41.21.64.001OMEGA Watches: De Ville Hour Vision Omega Co-Axial Limited Edition 41 mm - Red gold on leather strap - 431.53.41.21.64.001Omega Museum Collection Specialties 5700.50.07 LE #1! OMEGA Watches: The Collection Specialities Museum - Steel on leather strap - 5700.50.07The Boutique also has in stock both new Seamaster Bullheads, both variants of the new Speedmaster Mark II reissue, the JFK Commemorative Limited Edition, and 3 additional museum pieces (telemeter and two pulsemeters).Don't miss the chance to see these!Again, we're havin

Planet Ocean Chrono or IWC Engineer mission earth ??
Hey Guys,I cant decide which to get as they are both very good watch in the same price range, which one you would go for ?Thanks Anthony

Help with first Patek
I'm in the process of deciding which model I should purchase as my first PP so thought I'd ask you all some questions. My current collection is very small as I didn't buy my second nice watch (Omega GSOTM) and get hooked until last year. I have a Rolex 16610 Sub, Omega GSOTM, and a Rolex 5330 (which was a mistake. It's too small but pretty). My wrist is 7-1/3 to just shy of 7.5 when fully swollen. I like all precious metals and even SS so that isn't really an issue. I don't travel often enough to justify having a GMT function this early in my collection either unless a heck of a deal pops up. So, it basically boils down to either a Calatrava or a 5167/1a and I'm really leaning towards the latter. I rarely wear a suit but do dress more towards business casual most of the time. Nice slacks, handmade shoes, and a button down shirt is pretty normal just rarely wear a jacket. So, even a Calatrava would need to be more of a daily wearer type watch which I think most can certainly be!With my

My buddy said my sub was pedantic
Relative to his Kermit. LolNo hate lol...Had lunch with my buddy. He let me try on his AP... didn't like it felt kinda flimsy. Another buddy had a panerai base logo white... that caught my eye. I didn't think I would like it. But looked good.... and it's sub $4 k new.Pedantic

Service now or wait?
Good morning TRF! The warranty on my GMT IIc is going to end in March of this year. There is nothing I've noticed wrong with the watch, keeps time just fine, and just a few signs of wear that I'd consider normal after almost 3 years. I'd appreciate some input/advice on sending it to RSC now to have it checked instead of waiting until it clearly needs service and the warranty is past. I agree that generally it's better not to open the case if it isn't needed, but eventually it will need service and it'll have to be opened. Another question on this if I do send it in. If there's nothing wrong mechanically will they do anything like polish or try to fix dings in the case/bracelet? There is one ding on the clasp I'd like to have fixed but I'd prefer it not be polished. I have the impression from past threads about getting work done at RSC that they will polish the watch even if asked not to, but I may be remembering this incorrectly. Thanks in advance. I've never sent a watch to RSC so thi