Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Automatic Calibre 8500 And Chronograph Calibre 9300 Watches For 2011
In addition to the new for 2011 Speedmaster Co-Axial Chronograph Automatic watch, Omega offers a new? Planet Ocean Seamaster Co-Axial Chronograph Automatic watch with the new in-house Omega caliber 9300. There is also a three-hand Seamaster which also has in-house made Omega caliber 8500 automatic. These new pieces are fantastic, and show just how dedicated Omega is to making its two core sport watch collections better and better.One quick note for you watch movements nerds. The original caliber 8500 for a few years ago did not have a silicon hairspring, but all the new versions do. What you see here the range of new pieces for 2011. I want to start with the more simple three-hand Seamaster Co-Axial Automatic. There will be black and blue version. The blue will have Omega's Liquidmetal bezel, but not the black one yet. Last year Omega came out with a limited edition Omega Planet Ocean Seamaster with a Liquidmetal bezel, this was to test the new ceramic/metal bezel. Since then Omega has

40th anniversary moonwatch
Hi I am an omega nut, I have 3 at the moment. 1 planet ocean, 1 planet ocean chrono with the orange bezel and I just picked up my new (for Christmas present ) gold/s/s broad arrow speedmaster with brown dial and gold accents. My question is this:-for my next Omega I am considering the 40th anniversary moonwatch. Do you think that this Speedmaster special edition watch is a good investment at ��3500. (I can get 10% discount of this price) do you think it will increase in value at all over the years? Any thoughts welcome about this watch. Thanks and happy and holidays everyone.

Look What I found!
Hey guys,I was looking for a book I lent my dad in his room and I came across a plastic bag with watches printed on. Out of curiosity, I checked it out and found a Baume and Mercier Classima Executive watch that my brother gave to him and this gem: A C Shape Constellation! I read that it was designed by Gerald Genta.I never saw him wear this watch since I've always remembered him wearing Rolexes and the occasional Piaget Polo or IWC Ingeneur. But, then again, I wasn't born in the 60's so I may have missed it. hahaAnyway, the thing still works! Although I can't seem to set the time if I turn the crown clockwise, but I can set the time going in reverse. I now plan to have the movement restored at Omega. I hope they won't charge me an arm and a let for it, but even if it did, I still think it's totally worth it since it was my dad's. Size-wise, it's about perfect for a dress watch. Although, there are extremely few occasions where I can wear an all-gold watch. Still, it looks like it's go

Patek king of watches?
Whatever some might say, that there are other brands which make as good or even better watches than Patek, for example Lange, or independents like FP Journe, which is true, Patek doesn't have the monopoly of quality, when you look at their offerings, I don't see another brand which comes even close to it, for me Lange is an incredible brand also, but their variety of watches is far from being as vast as Patek, if you just look at the variety of minute repeaters actually available from Patek, they have 21 options, in the sense that some models are available in 3 different metals, this is just incredible, I know that all the top brands have a few, but 21? I don't think so, I won't even go into the PC, AC, chronos, and other possibilities.Patek has dress pieces, sporty dress pieces like Nautilus and Aquanaut, and what I would consider in between pieces, not sporty and not dressy, like the 5960P for example, when you look at a brand like AP, that some adore, unless I am mistaken what is AP

Tudor Fabric Strap for 114060
Hi guys, I really like the look of some of the Tudor fabric straps and would be interested in wearing one with my Sub once in a while. The tudor straps have sewn in spring bars so they're not a typical nato/zulu strap. Do any of these fit? I know the Black Bay ones are 22mm and not 20mm.Thanks!