Omega Unveils its First 2016 Olympics Watch, the Speedmaster Mark II “Rio 2016”
The 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro are still two years away. However, Omega, which will be the Games’ official timekeeper for the 27th time, has already introduced its first limited-edition watch celebrating the Rio Games: the Omega Speedmaster Mark II “Rio 2016,” a chronograph watch with an in-house, co-axial movement.This special edition of the Omega Speedmaster Mark II watch �� released by Omega at this year’s Baselworld watch fair and inspired by a vintage Omega Speedmaster model from 1969 �� has a distinctive barrel-shaped case made of polished and brushed stainless steel. The crown and chronograph pushers are polished, and the steel bracelet, which features Omega’s patented screw-and-pin design and a foldover rack-and-pusher clasp, has both polished and brushed surfaces. Wearers can adjust the bracelet’s length by releasing the outer clasp and sliding the inner clasp.Beneath the flat, scratch-resistant crystal is a matte-black tricompax dia

Senator chronograph XL.Automatic manufacture calibre 39-34
The buttons placed on the case to allow the bearer to operate easily start, stop and reset functions of Senator chronograph XL.Automatic manufacture calibre 39-34 provides reliable timekeeping accuracy for up to 40 hours without the addition of additional energy.

New strap for the Aerospace
I recently bought the Aerospace. Fun watch, very convenient. A departure from my preference for mechanical watches.Bought it with the titanium bracelet, but decided to get a rubber strap, too. What the hell...never had a watch with a rubber strap before and there's something no nonsense about it I like. Variety is a good thing. Anyway, here's the Aerospace, with both the original bracelet and the new strap...Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD

Suns out in the UK!
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Just a peek!
IMG_1414.JPGTook this shot at work the other day. Let's see yours