Buzz Aldrin Celebrates Moon Landing With Omega
On June 3, astronaut Buzz Aldrin and Omega CEO Stephen Urquhart celebrated the 40th anniversary of the first moon walk at the Omega flagship boutique on Fifth Avenue in New York City. Aldrin and Neil Armstrong were the first humans to set foot on the moon when they made their historic Apollo 11 moonwalk on July 20, 1969. The Omega Speedmaster was the first and only watch worn on the moon. To mark the anniversary, Omega has launched the Speedmaster Apollo 11 Moonwatch, a limited edition timepiece inspired by the original watch worn on the moon.

Specs of luxurious Baume Mercier Men's Men's 8255 Hampton Spirit Watch
Automatic movement of quality Switzerland; Functions without a battery; Automatically powers with the movement of your arm, Stainless steel case; Slate Grey dial; Service date, Zero-resistant-Sapphire Crystal, Case diameter: 37 mm, ERROR 42

Pastor Maldonado's Dad a Royal Oak Fan!!!
Pastor Maldonado from Venezuela won the Grand Prix of Catalunya today. At the time of the podium celebration they had a close up shot of his dad and I noticed he wears nothing but a gorgeous Royal Oak in SS. It looks like a 5402ST to me. However, it could also be a 15202 or a 15300. Not sure! What do you think? ImageUploadedByTapatalk1336959472.648123.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1336959493.033296.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1336959509.383556.jpgSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk. Watches are the new currency!

Panerai Red Strap
Just wanted to share my Pam 312 with the OEM Red Strap. Looks good for special occasions if dressed accordingly IMO, ENJOY.

can a regulation drift?
Hi - I have had my three black bays between about 5 and 8 months. The black on bracelet has been consistent at about -1.5 from the beginning. The red on leather moves around a bit....was -1.5, now hovers around zero....some days plus a second or two and sometimes minus. Although when I take the red one off the winder, it seems to gain couple of seconds in a couple of hours...this has happened twice and I guess it is just an idiosyncrasy of the watch...it then stabilises very quickly and gains nothing pretty much for the next 24 hours.The bronze which is the last one I bought was the best of the three and running at less than -1s/d for ages and recently has moved up to -2s/day and in the last 24 hours I would say has lost nearly three seconds. At what point should I send it in? I think they are meant to be COSC -4/+6 plus an extra 2s either side for Tudor - so -2/+4. I'd feel a bit stupid for sending back a watch that is running 3s slow per day! But at ��3k, I would expect it to