Close-Up: Omega Speedmaster ��Grey Side of the Moon��
To accompany its highly successful Dark Side of the Moon collection, Omega launched the Omega Speedmaster Grey Side of the Moon last year. Fashioned from ceramic and platinum, the watch features several design elements that distinguish it from other Omega watches.The watch’s look is inspired by the lunar dust that captured the footprints of the Apollo astronauts in the iconic images beamed back to Earth. When creating this watch, Omega had to employ a special process to capture the color of the lunar surface. The ceramic material starts out white, but it takes on the required darker hue in a high-temperature plasma furnace. Exposed to a proprietary mix of gasses at a temperature of 36,000 degrees Fahrenheit for three hours, the ceramic emerges in a shimmering grey. This unique ceramic is used to create the case, caseback, bezel, crown, pushers and buckle of this 44.25-mm timepiece.In another first for Omega, the engraved tachymetric scale on the bezel is filled with Super-Lum

which omega speedmaster?
which omega speed master would u buy the hesalite crystal or the sapphire crystal?

What's the best addition to my collection?
So I've been selling off a lot of my collection I don't wear to convert 3 watches to 1. The question now is which do I go with? I really want this to be a special piece and don't generally wear anything more than business casual. Currently remaining in the collection:Rolex SubC non dateGrand Seiko SnowflakeGrand Seiko HAQ SBGV005AP 15400 White/SilverOmega Seamaster Ceramic BlueUp for consideration to add:Patek 5711 Blue - love the looks of this, but very hard to come by at a reasonable price. Patek 5712 - slightly easier to find, but have not seen in person. By far the most expensive. AP Royal Oak Offshore Titanium - Available and quite like this piece. Any thoughts on making the final selection?The other possibility is buying the AP ROO and putting my name down on the list for the 5711, but my AD can't even give me any sort of time frame at all (in Boston) then flip the AP whenever the Nautilus comes in.

Request:wrist shot of Tudor Grantour Fly-Back Chrono
Hi Folks, anyone have a good wrist shot of the Tudor Grantour Fly-Back Chrono especially in white? Thanks

Opinions on this trade?
Hi All,I got a black LN and its a great watch and currently its my only Rolex but ultimately I have had this watch a couple of times now and it's getting pretty boring.I am contemplating trading it for a 16613 Blue 2005 with box and papers (my LN is just the watch itself)Do you think I should do it? The 16613 is one of the few watches I have never had before. I do prefer the 6 digit bluesy but don't currently have the funds for it. I am 36 so have no qualms about wearing 2 tone.I have worn plenty of 5 digit references before in the past so it won't be a shock really to back to a 5 digit reference.Opinions welcome. I think with XMAS coming up - just got the Christmas itch to buy something but I do wonder with the market the way it is, sticking with SS is the way forward.Thanks All.