Omega Tresor (Pre-owned - Good) — USD 2,205 on eBay

Visited Omega AD to see Speedmaster, found De Ville Tresor. Issues: 40mm too big on small wrist, not a fan of date dial. Features: 20mm lugs, 10mm thickness, manual wind, 72 hr power reserve. At $7k, decent value despite drawbacks.

Have always liked the contemporary Tresor but with the Small Seconds the design has so far found its best expression in my opinion, at least in steel. What do you think? Cheers Marc pictures c/o Omega website

The recent reception at the Omega Boutique allowed us to try out most of the current Omega collection. One I have been curious about for quite a while was luckily available - the De Ville Tresor in WG. An odd one in the Omega collection, as it is not at all sporty (I would place the Seamaster, Speed

A visit to the local boutique is always fun. This time they have the Basel 2016 collection on a mini tour like what Art already shown so I won't elaborate more but share some photos. The star the show is ....drum roll, my long waited CK2998 ) Finally here!! It's been a quiet year, mostly waiting for

I do not own any Omega watch yet, and I am thinking of owning my first one. I am thinking of the Tresor that was introduced at Basel this year. I like the vintage look as well as it is a manual wind watch. I like to wind watches though most of my watches are automatics. And the fact that it is also

Omega has launched their 2014 novelties. We already talked about the new Mark II in previous threads But, now, the new Seamaster 300 Master Co-Axial shows its nose. It is equipped with the 8400 caliber and the anti-magnetic technology introduced in 2012. Another novelty for 2014: the Speedmaster Apo