Tell me that I'm sane! (15300 contrasting date ring?)
I really want an originally sized Royal Oak (read not 41mm), but the 15202 is out of the question due to price. Therefore my next step, is naturally to look to a 15300. Now I was initially leaning to either a blue or black dial in any Royal Oak model, but that DAMN contrasting date ring on the 15300 just makes me want to pop a vein and start murdering people!Please tell me I'm not the only one!?P.S. I have come to a realisation that I do actually like the white dial a whole lot more than I initially thought

Happy Easter, all Omega lovers!
Wearing this today:uploadfromtaptalk1458930873350.jpguploadfromtaptalk1458930905565.jpg

What speedmaster?
I am looking to buy a speedmaster, but I don't know what model. I want a 40-42mm case automatic no number dial, prefer no date. Which model should I look for?Thanks in advance,

Well, I pulled the trigger again on an Omega . . .
Because of my love of nice watches and this forum, I felt I just had to have another watch. However, I simply don't like much of the current models offered by Rolex, especially when I factor in the prices. Although I must admit I read with interest about the Explorer moving to a 39mm case. Nonetheless, I didn't feel like waiting for one to show up at the dealers nor paying the price that will be asked for the new upsized edition.I can't express how much I really love my 36.2mm Railmaster, and I just knew a 39.2mm would look even better on my 8 3/8 wrist. The real attraction of the 39.2mm Railmaster is that unlike a 40-42mm sport watch, the extra size is used to enlarge the dial, not add a big bezel. Thus, the 39.2mm Railmaster offers its simple and beautifully elegant dial in 31.8mm as opposed to the 28.5 to 29mm dials found on the sport watches.Actually, all this is simple rationalization because I just plain old wanted another Railmaster. So, this morning I called my out-of-sta

Happy Sunday...
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