Where should I purchase a strap for my Aerospace?
I'm looking for black leather original or high quality. Thanks,

Chrono or GMT?
Hi all. I'm looking for some help in picking out my next watch. I am looking for a sport watch for, primarily, weekend and vacation wear.The two watches I am looking at are the Omega 2225 Chrono and the Omega 2535 GMT. I might also consider other watches in this series, such as the quartz varient. These watches meet my qualifications for durability, waterproof, and look great on either a steel or a rubber strap.Here's my question, I tried on both of these watches and I was concerned about how thick the 2225 was. I actually prefer this watch over the GMT because I like the chrono look and function and I already have a Rolex GMT. Do any owners out there find the 2225 too thick or bulky for casual wear?As I said the watch I end up buying will mostly be worn during off hours like weekends. So, although thick, I am unlikely to be wearing long sleeves and trying to get the watch under my cuff.I'll try and post pics later showing the two models I referenced.

Some Pics of My new Railmaster 39mm
this one arrived on my wrist over the weekend. this watch was purchased for my wedding watch. this might stay on the wrist for quite some time actually. this is by far my most comfortable Omega to wear. maybe it's the 39mm dia or the fact that is sits for flush to my wrist...who knows. all i know is i'm lovin it.

New incoming 5712/1A - Feb 2018!
Hi everyone just wanted to share a new incoming for me, the 5712/1A which I received on Feb 26th, just before the price increase in the UK (Thanks to my lovely AD who supplied me with other Pateks). I really am greatful because they could have easily held the watch for a few days to scerw me but they didnt. Shows how far relationships with ADs do matter in this world still. Also note that I added a 1.5 link as the fit was slightly too large but removing a link resulted in it being too tight. However the 1.5 link has made it a perfect fit. I did this in the Patek Japan service centre and i was charged 24,800 JPY which is around 200 $US including the fitting. They seem to have these in stock at all times so I just popped in and took around 10 minutes. I know theres been many posts about this watch so I'll post some photos to share for those who are on the fence or wondering if its worth it. Trust me its worth it!!And 1 Bonus Image:

So so pleased
This is the watch I've always wanted more than any other. But it's always been out of my reach. This week I finally have one to call my own. I did have to trade two other watches [inc an Exp 114270] but it was well worth it.It's original dial and domed plexi but service hands from 2001 [I'm fine with this and secretly rather like being able to tell the time when I wake up in the night] and it has been polished a little more than I'd like, but to me it's perfect.I'm posting here so I can have an excuse to see it again since it went straight to the watchmaker for a service today.. Anyway I love it and have gotten more of a thrill from owning this than from anything else I've bought. Thats all really.Oh and it came with box, service papers, original booklets etc and original Rolex Ad sales receipt [it was first sold in 1984] but oddly [to me] not original papers. Either they were sold or the original owner kept everything even the receipt but didn't consider the Rolex papers important..