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Important Watches

My new planet ocean
I received my latest addition,to my watch addiction today.bought it from an Omega Ad,here in Illinois.really like the mesh bracelet,the clasp is so meaty.I'm thinking about buying a rubber strap,not sure which one,the divers,or deployment one.ImageUploadedByTapatalk1363233176.270326.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1363233206.670070.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1363233221.670403.jpg

PO 8500 owners please advise on potential problem
Hi guys, I was hoping anyone with a po 8500 could chime in. When I unwind my crown it doesn't pop out like my other watches. Hen in winding positions, my other watches have a nori bile spring to them, you push the crown into the case and screw it down. My po8500 does not, it unscrews and doesn't pop out, just sits there, then has no spring when pushing in to screw it back down. Is this how these watches are supposed to operate or is this an issue?

Co-Axially Speaking...
Hey Guys--I wanted to thank you all for being an endless source of information. Based on all that I have gathered from the experts at this forum, I believe I am ready to pull the trigger and make my first Omega purchase (Seamaster PO 45.5mm).But before I do-- I wanted to see if I can gather a little more information about the co-axial movements and how watch owners feel about the direction that Omega is heading towards with these movements.How can you rate the reliability of these movements, especially when compared to the previous generations of Omega movements? How about the long term accuracy, robustness and/or any issues with servicing these watches in the long term. If you have any insights into these movements, and are willing to shoot out a line or two that can provide some information, it would be greatly appreciated.Thanks Much--Daniel

The Aquanaut at work
This has turned into my daily. Just love this watch. Thought I would share a few pics. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk