Bought my first omega
Hi guys,I bought my first omega yesterday and I am thrilled with it. I ended up going for the Seamaster Professional Co-Axial Chronometer and I hope it was a good decision.ThanksStephen (Newcastle, England)

5167 1A "new" look
I just replaced my 5167 1A bracelet version to tropical rubber strap. I always have this thought of changing it to tropical strap and finally I did it. Here is the new look. Hope you like it. The strap is brown color (not black color) :)Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It took me many years ���� but FINALLY it arrived
Not only did it took several years, it also costed me savings, other watches I had to sell, and arm and a leg, kidney's etc :-)But when AD called me and told me my watch finally arrived I forget about the watches I sold and couldn't stop smiling it looks good when you see pics on the net but irl ��. a MASTERPIECEthe back isn't bad neither LOL but in case of such a watch, it's all about the dial

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Going down the PM route...
Just when I thought I had achieved perfection with my collection, I've gotten the itch to add another... Thankfully I'm surrounded by a bunch of enablers here who won't judge me for my failings. I have my eye on a PM piece this time around (the 116519ln to be specific) and I find myself stuck -- unable to act -- as I consider the price of entry into the PM club.I've got the cash to do it, so this isn't an issue of stretching myself too thin. But I do like to make smart buying decisions and I like to go into things like this with eyes wide open.Some things that have me thinking twice about the PM investment:Is there a good time to buy a PM piece?Does PM result in more expensive maintenance costs over the long haul?Will I practically be able to wear PM on a regular basis or is it a special occasion watch only?For those of you who have taken the plunge, any regrets? Has anyone jumped into PM only to sell off the purchases and return to an all-steel collection?For those who are riding t