Breaking News: Christie's New York To Hold 'The Omega Speedmaster 50' Thematic Sale This December
It's safe to say the Omega Speedmaster is one of the most universally adored timepieces in all the land. Its combination of timeless design, excellent movement and build quality, plus its superior place in the global cultural narrative, elevate it beyond simply a watch to a downright icon of American, and even world, history. Today, we are thrilled to announce that Christie's will be celebrating this iconic chronograph with a thematic sale entitled "OMEGA SPEEDMASTER 50: From A Spacewalk To Today." 1 OF 6 The 50-lot sale marks the half-century anniversary of the Omega Speedmaster's first trip into space, on the wrist of Gemini IV astronaut Ed White during his history-making space walk. The sale will follow the Speedmaster's entire history – beginning its life as a racer's chronograph – with early examples of the seldom seen references 2915-1 and 2915-2. The sale will continue with exemplary specimens from the early 2998 series, mo

2008 Basel Omegas
Anybody have any idea as to when they become available? The new ATs look real tempting to this newbie.

5711 no date
Has PP ever made a Nautilus no date? I think it would look awesome with the blue dial. What does everyone think?

White Skydweller at AD
PM me if you want one at cost.

Back to the 116710LN
Interested to see if anyone has ever owned the BLNR and went back (or switched) to the LN? I've owned the BLNR in the past (twice!) and while I was really impressed with the bi-color bezel initially, it just didn't fit in my collection at the time nor was it (in my opinion) a watch that can really be worn with anything as opposed to the versatility of an all black watch. Interested in thoughts from the forum. Thanks!