BEST FROM: watches-dealer & Friends June 19, 2015
Omega is held in high regard in many circles?because they have been making concerted efforts toward improving the chronometric performance, reliability, and efficient of their movements. This began in earnest in 1999, when they launched their first movement with a co-axial escapement. More recently, we see them incorporating the use of silicon and non-magnetic metals in their movements, which culminated in the first of their Master Co-Axial movements - as seen in the Aqua Terra >15,000 Gauss watch. This month, we take a look at some of Omega's older movements - the Caliber 1120, 2500 and 8500 - all of which have seen service in countless Seamaster watches.It is always interesting to see people share their new purchases and explain why they chose what they bought. The reasons that affect and influence their purchasing decisions is always intriguing to me. And in this roundup, we have a biggie, because the watch in question is Greubel Forsey's Invention Piece 1. Still on the subject o

Question about possible Breitling Premier purchase..
Hey guys,Just found this vintage Breitling Premier for sale from my watch maker. Hes asking 2k for it..solid 18k rose gold. Dials have been refinished and crystal looks like a replacement. is $2,000 a fair price? Any help would be appreciated. I love the way it looks on my wrist!Uploaded with ImageShack.us(sorry for the blackberry pic)Thanks in advance.

mistakenly pushed wrong button!
Have a brand new speedy pro 3570.50, the chrono was running, instead of pushing the top pusher to stop it, I pushed the bottom pusher. The manual says not to do this. Did I screw up the watch? Seems to be running ok

1970 Speedmaster
Hello everyone,My father bought this watch in 1970. After 15 years of wearing it, he gave it to his brother, who lives in the US. After 18 years, my uncle gave it back to my father. My parents live in Spain, and the watch has been around my fathers wrist from 2003 till last night.Dingdong, doorbell rings.Long story short, my father gave me this very special watch. Needless to say, I'm the happy man! 9 years in the Spanish sun has done something special to this dial. It turned slightly brownish.

Military Omega
Hello everyone, I just wanted to share a pic of my first Military Omega, If anyone has any info on this type of Omega I would appreciate it.Thanks Rick.