The Many Faces Of The Legendary Omega Speedmaster Watch
I tend to keep mega popular watches like Rolex and Omega at arms length for the most part. It's not that they aren't nice watches, but it is too obvious of a choice. As though you didn't put a lot of effort into getting your watch because it is the default for many people. Walk around with an Omega and people know the brand, it's nothing particularly unique or eye catching. But then again, there is a reason some of these models are so popular.Omega has the rare privilege of selling true classics. And while I am not the biggest fan of all their watches, the Swatch Group owned brand has their share of laudable designs. Today I am speaking of the Speedmaster series of watches. There are experts on this watches; those fans who are familiar with the many iterations and fascinating history of the "Moon watch." I am not one of those people, but I can tell you what I know. The Omega Speedmaster was chosen by NASA for it astronauts in the late 1960s for the Moon missions. The design is pure leg

The new Glashutte Original watch is encircled by a bezel
Imbued with a sensory appeal, the novelty employs a 39.4mm stainless steel case. The new Glashutte Original watch is encircled by a bezel, which presents a shimmering play of 64 clear white diamonds. The jewels are kept company by a 3.0mm diamond, featured on the crown.

ROO 26400SO itch
Recently tried on the AP ROO 26400SO, Stainless steel with ceramic bezel and can't get it out of my head! One of those watches that just look so much better in the flesh than in photos.Considering trading my deepsea and planet ocean plus cash for one.Can any owner comment on this model? What does a service cost?Thanks

Incoming............bet you didn't expect this from me!
I am making my way outside Rolex for something new so I decided to pick something up I have always admired from a distance. Debated on 42MM or 45MM, orange numbers or white numbers. NEVER entertained the orange bezel however. That's outside my comfort zone. Can't beat the price purchasing second hand especially considering how much I have spent on Rolex. So without further ado, say hello to my little 45MM friend......................

Most comfortable model
I was wondering what was the most comfortable model Patek. Obviously a lot of factors contribute to determining comfort (bracelet, hairy wrist, wrist shape, weight of metal, case size, etc). Just looking at pictures or trying something on at the AD isn't insightful enough to opine on the topic IMO. What's your most comfortable Patek and why?