BEST FROM: watches-dealer & Friends June 19, 2015
Omega is held in high regard in many circles?because they have been making concerted efforts toward improving the chronometric performance, reliability, and efficient of their movements. This began in earnest in 1999, when they launched their first movement with a co-axial escapement. More recently, we see them incorporating the use of silicon and non-magnetic metals in their movements, which culminated in the first of their Master Co-Axial movements - as seen in the Aqua Terra >15,000 Gauss watch. This month, we take a look at some of Omega's older movements - the Caliber 1120, 2500 and 8500 - all of which have seen service in countless Seamaster watches.It is always interesting to see people share their new purchases and explain why they chose what they bought. The reasons that affect and influence their purchasing decisions is always intriguing to me. And in this roundup, we have a biggie, because the watch in question is Greubel Forsey's Invention Piece 1. Still on the subject o

Converted...
I would've never thought, after trying on over and over AP and never inclined to make the decision, I recently picked up my first AP. I must say that now I finally realize the attention to detail and amazing wrist presence that everyone on this forum says. The crazy thing is that I already know which AP is next...Kevin (TimeOnHand) you have officially enabled me again. First the PP now the AP!Here we go....againImageUploadedByTapatalk1355234827.029587.jpg

Help identify Seamaster
What model Seamaster is this? It's listed in the Sales Forum. I hadn't seen the dial with the wavy center disc and satin ring under the indices.

Seamaster advice needed
GuysYou probably know that I was looking to cash in on my loyalty card offers and put them towards an Omega Moonwatch.However, now the Moonwatch is almost Rolex money I'm kinda stuck.I had been thinking of buying my 6 month old son a watch and sticking it in the safe (with regular servicing) so that when he's 21 he gets a sweet vintage watch.At Goldsmiths I have seen this...However, I know bugger all about Seamasters. This is the 41mm automatic movement...it's about ��1300. With my vouchers next year I could pick one of these up for free.What do you think?Can you give me any info on it?J

Doing it again: Horus Straps on PAM233
As a follow-up to my wonderful thread started way back when of putting a Rubber B on a PAM 233 (dot dial), I present to you this new PAM 233 of mine with a new rubber strap made by Horus Straps.Notes:1. No steel tubes used2. Retained new clasp3. Rubber is more flexible than Rubber B4. Colored pattern is only on top & sides of Horus, not underneath (it's not set all the way through the band)So far I'm liking it!