Talking Watches: With Ra��l de Molina
There's a good chance many of you haven't heard of Raúl de Molina, that is unless you're a regular Univision viewer. His daily television show, El Gordo y la Flaca, is the most popular show on the network, and actually sees more viewers than competing shows on NBC, CBS, ABC, and Fox, combined. Nicknamed "El Gordo," Molina was born in Cuba but left for Spain when he was 10 years old after his father was imprisoned. He started his career in south Florida as a news photographer, eventually taking a beat that would bring him to the worst parts of Miami in the '70s and '80s – sleeping by the telephone with a bulletproof vest nearby in case he got a call. Molina would go on to become a high-paid celebrity photographer, which then led to appearances on afternoon talk shows. After producers realized how viewers responded to the charms "El Gordo," he was quickly given a daily TV show alongside Gloria Estefan's sister, Lilli. Raúl d

All three 44mm ROO?
Does anyone have all three?I was able to have all three infront of me while at the NYC Boutique and loved them all in their own way. If I had the funds to purchase exactly all three (not unlimited funds), I could EASILY justify getting all three rather than a handful of other watches because they are each so different in their own terms- material (obviously), style, weight, color, occasion, everyday uses.Anyone else agree?

Omega Planet Ocean Liquidmetal vs Rolex Submariner, what holds better value?
My first post on this great forum. So much good quality info and help from experienced owners it is just incredible!I have been wanting to buy a Sub for some time now, but when I saw the PO Liquidmetal must say that my heart crossed to Omega. The only question I have for more experienced watch people is related to the potential resale price of PO LM in the future.Rolexes are well known for holding the best value over time. Omegas not so much, from what I could see the standard PO's loose upto 50% of value in 2 years time. As I dont like wasting my money too much I discarded Omega easily.But what I dont know is how will the Limited Edition factor of PO Liquidmetal influence the resale price? In theory limited eds should loose less value in time, but on the other hand it is not as limited as the word may imply with 2000 pieces to be produced. The second factor where I am in the dark, first liquidmetal watch in the world factor...So, if there are some good souls out there experienced in v

About to join the Omega family
After 2 years of on/off searching for my first decent watches, I'm about to take the plunge and couldn't be more excited. I'm going to be getting 3 watches to 'start' my collection. I have a lot of love for individual watches by other brands (IWC Portuguese 7 Day Reserve is the grail) but for me, Omega is the best bang for your buck in the pre-owned world, if you aren't a stickler for in house movements. They also happen to make a hell of a lot of nice looking watches.I'll be getting this as my 'do it all' watch, will buy on bracelet and get the OEM brown strap/deployant to change it up- it looks sooo nice on that. Have gone back and forth sooo many times on hesalite vs. sapphire, I cannot help but lean towards sapphire. To change up on weekdays, weekend wear:42MM PO with the 2500D movement. Don't care for the ceramic bezel on the new model, and it's too freaking thick and heavy. I wear dress shirts for work, don't want the hassle of it catching on my sleeves routinely. The older PO is

Gmt II C green bezel .
May be a bit of a stupid question but .....Do you think a green bezel to match the 24 hr hand will ever be available for the gmt II COr a two tone bezel ?