The new Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Jewellery Co-Axial watch dazzles
Omega remained synonym for his aesthetic, watches in the evening and taking this elegance to a new level is the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra coaxial jewellery Collection, a collection of timepieces and 38.50 mm medium that combines contemporary design, the chandelier diamond and coaxial technology?(C) in the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra collection. Watches come with a 18 facets or Ct hands with sides diamond polished and brushed tops; the hour and minute hands are covered with Super-LumiNova and polished screws in Sapphire casebacks.

Navy (2014 model) enablers please...
have been contemplating the ROO navy (newer model) for awhile. could some enablers please post pics of their watch?

ROO yearmake 2007
Hi Gentlemen,To be honest, I don't know much about watches. I think this place is the best place to seek for comments & advises.I've been wearing a Rolex Datejust, a gift from my Dad, for many years, & now I want something casual for night-outs & am currently in love with the AP ROO now because of the style & the brand, but don't know much about it.I've just visited a local watch shop & saw the 1 in the attachment & I fall in love with it right away.The salesman showed me the the box & all, & it's made in 2007. The shop's replaced the new leather traps. & He quoted me $15k for this ROO. I have not made any bargain yet because I think this's not a good deal. I dont know...just a gut feeling, I could be wrong, so please educate me.My very first question is, with $15k, can I get a much newer AP ROO? if so, from where please?for $15k, can I get a same style but much better watch than AP ROO?I don't plan to sell the watch soon, however, re-sell value is s

First AP: Royal Oak or RO Chrono?
I am thinking about picking up my first AP. I have long been a Panerai Collector and am thinking about venturing into the world of AP. I thought I wanted a ROO at first, but after looking at a bunch, I have decided that I like the clean lines of the normal Royal Oak or RO chrono. I understand that the Chrono does not have an in house movement, and I can live with that since I am used to the Older Panerai's having the same thing. I am a bit torn between the 41mm black dial Royal Oak and the same black dial Chrono. Any opinions or suggestions? Thanks in Advance.Jordan

Why 2 sizes of the Planet Ocean?
42mm and 45.5mm? Seems to me there is not that much difference? They even both have the 8500 movement in it?I don't see the need.Can someone explain. Does omega have an excess of 42mm cases that they are using up or something?