Angular Momentum Illum Aqua Water Sports Watch Is Absolutely Gorgeous Dive-Style Timepiece
I am man enough to admit it. This watch is beautiful, gorgeous even maybe. I keep finding myself consistently impressed with the artistic watches coming out of Angular Momentum, which are not only creative, but straightforward, thus keeping my attention and interest. Instead of staring at the watches for a while to decide whether or not I like them, I immediately know that I like them, then gaze at them to figure out why. I have to say however, that this Angular Momentum is part of its "Water Sports Watch" Collection, which really is a silly name. I don't think about watches where I hear about water sports, as I am much more likely to envision women playing water polo or something like that. I'd love to see them put a bit more marginal effort in to the naming schemes behind the watches, at least for US audiences.You don't see watches like the Angular Momentum Illum Aqua very often. It is very hard to describe from a style perspective. You could say that this watch is the natural combin

The dial of the new Graham watch is performed in grey, white or black
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My 1946 Valjoux 72c Datora 785 triple date back from servicing!
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My journey to Globemaster
Looking back, I guess it began with this Connie I owned from 1963:That pie-pan dial was forever etched on my heart.Last year I was searching for a dress watch and after trying to love two 8500 ATs, I was looking for something a bit thinner with a classic look. The introduction of the Globemaster looked like a possibility. A test drive of the SS model at the OB proved disappointing however. The blue dial was nice but from experience, I knew I would tire of it. Plus, I had never cared for the AT bracelet so the GM bracelet sealed my decision to go with the strap. (My GM was not intended for casual wear anyway and I prefer straps for dress.) Admittedly the fluted bezel was a surprise but I was disappointed in the tungsten carbide. There was no pop, just blah. So I put the Globemaster on the back burner to simmer. Earlier this year when the GM was no longer exclusive to the boutiques, I revisted the Omega website and took a look at all the models. The all gold and platinum models were off

Need help with a 007 bond watch
Saw a cool looking omega bond watch at the local ad. It had the blue dial with swirls like a camera shutter. List was 3900 and I could get it for 3200. It ws numbered to 10000 which seems like alot to me. He had two of the black bond editions but the blue with the swirl dial looked awsome. Can it be had for less than 3100? Posting from my iPhone so please bear with me.