Omega

Seriously considering pulling the trigger for this Aqua Terra; aside from the sheer beauty (to my eyes), a few things checks the boxes: Red gold (Omega's 'Sedna' that keeps its color) 41mm in diameter and 13mm thick blue dial(!) 18k sedna hands and indice

I love it as much today as I did when I had it. It spends a lot of time on my wrist. I just can’t go anywhere near water with it. It’s been back to Omega after letting in water. A first for me in over 35 years of watch collecting. Anyway all is good now a

. . . chronometer, 1950. Three Days of the Condor , 1975. Classics separated by a quarter of a century. Who else is wearing an Omega today? Art

Here are a few pics of a Seamaster CK 2937-1: A purchase I made on New Year's Day after falling in love with the patina on the hour indices. And those curvaceous lugs. Not a Ranchero, although certainly resembling it. What do you all think? PS. Apologies

I really felt in love with the NTTD seamaster but wanted to be sure it was not just a one night love... After a second and then a third visit to my favorite dealer I knew it was not just a James Bond trick, as a JB fan. So, on my wrist since and no regret

Apollo 8 for me since this morning with Jesse J. Haven't worn this badass piece in a while so on it went 😜 Will be changing to something else this afternoon 😉

… and remembering those three brave men aboard Apollo XI who dared to risk their lives to fulfill that most awesome achievement for Humankind. Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins, true heroes. I will never forget the thrill, excitement and awe

I’ve been on the hunt for an Omega dirty dozen for some time now. I recently found one here I’ll also be honest and say I don’t exactly know what to look for in terms of what yields a watch legitimate or not. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank y