Omega

. . . to his fortieth Stones concert . . . [on stage in Santa Clara, Aug 18th] . . . two days from now at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena? It will be an Omega from my collection. That's your only clue. Whoever guesses first and supplies the correct reason will

As pure as it can be, still looking good.

Back in June, paid a 30% deposit to secure one Apollo 11 50th anniversary moon watch, the Omega Boutique notified me it has arrived. The presentation box took me by surprise, massive is the right word. It was later that day that I took a closer look at th

Honeymoon’s not over 😄 Taking time out to shot some indoor pics of the Apollo 11 50th Anniversary Speedmaster. May I share a trio of photos. Best regards and hope you are having a great start of the week!

Tried both models...but decided not to go for it as I found the mugs too big making the watch too big for my wrist... Kev

Had dinner with a friend who was wearing this. I remembered the watch from the 80s when we used to ski together but had not seen it since. He thought he purchased it in 1976.

I was thrilled when Omega announced it's 1957 Trilogy 60th Anniversary collection. After debating between and Speedmaster and the Seamaster 300, I decided to pull the trigger on the Speedmaster. However, over the last couple of years, I'm amazed to contin

Although paper said 2012, these Alaska Project Speedmasters should be produced back in 2008. Still keeping good and accurate time although winding crown is somewhat tight so I’m not going to send in for service yet. Watch has been a pleasure to wear for l

This pair would make an excellent trio of watches: dark gray, white and blue dials. Nice combo, albeit theoretical.

... taken during this lazy Sunday morning. This is a reference 2279 from c.1941. This old chrono got a caliber 27chro inside (predecessor of caliber 321). Snap back and a 34 mm SS case. Very charming on the wrist in spite of its small size for today’s sta