Omega Sedna Gold And Sochi Games Limited Edition Watches Announced Pre-Basel 2013
Omega?is clearly prepared for BaselWorld 2013 and has announced three new limited edition models in advance of the show, which takes place in April of this year. The most interesting part of the announcement is the debut of a new gold alloy they call "Sedna". The first of their timepiece announcements is the Constellation Sedna, a ladies' sized Constellation crafted from this new alloy. A mix of gold, copper and palladium renders a case that looks very much like rose gold and exhibits a strong reddish hue. Being comprised of at least 75% gold, Omega is claiming that this Swatch in-house alloy will better sustain its rose gold tone. This sounds like Omega's answer (once again) to Rolex's Everose gold alloy. To match the case, the Sedna comes fitted with Sedna alloy hands, markers and tang buckle.The Constellation Sedna is 38 mm wide and its unique alloy case houses an Omega in-house co-axial 8501 automatic chronometer movement. The movement, along with its Si14 silicon balance spring, c

Help identifying model?
This listing is a touch screwy, as the watch is listed as automatic but says quartz... And the size of 39, did that come in anything other than the Jumbo? Obviously, these discrepancies can create huge swings in value.I dont want this watch for me personally, but know the right ones can be highly collectable. Appreciate any advice!

Clean
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Hour Vision
Hi All,I'm currently in Ireland and have seen a Hour Vision black dial on a strap that I am quite keen on.I already have a blue bond smp and a simple deville from 2002.I have been keen on a GMT SMP (bond) but not sure if they come in black.However, the price I can get the Hour Vision for is just a fraction more than the price I could get a GMT for, so am thinking of going for the Hour vision.Also. Does anyone know if the HV is meant to come in a wooden box or just the plain red one?Cheers.

Buying pre-own Rolexes
Hi guysWhen buying pre-own Roles as, does it matter as a lot the year in which the watch was made. Example on sports Rolexes pre-own prices gets cheaper from 2017 to 2016 to 2015, etc. Of course there's the question of warranty and length of use prior. But my opinion is these watches are built like a tank and meant to be worn for 10 years without service. Is there any real concern buying a 2014/2015 watch today as am example? Prices are quite much cheaper and different from a 2017 pre-owned GMTII BLNR to a 2014 pre-owned piece for example. I reckon if you could find a fine and perfect condition piece of 2014, it should be a no brainer than getting a 2017 piece?Sent from my LG-H930 using Tapatalk