In terms of variety (different patterns on the dial), the blue dial and other details such as the finish of the moon phase, this should be a winning strike for the 7337. I still have some doubt on the size....39 mm case with that thin bezel looks small whereas the 3337 seems to have better proportio
This watch leaves me speechless. I like the Type XX a lot, but in combination with platinum case and with this dial color....unbelievably beautiful. Enjoy it in best of health!
I love the dial layout and in particular the Breguet numerals on this piece which is in my view the most appealing among the Omega museum watch collection. It is to some extent the "budget version" of the AP Jules Audemars Chronograph, but with better proportions and smaller dimension (the AP measur
Dear Mostel, I do support your viewpoint. A number of brands practice this annoying trend to use ambassadors. For what purpose? I don't know, I rather think they dilute their brand image in the long-term. The photos above are nice to look at (attractive people) and entertaining (smiling, happy peopl
Simply gorgeous to look at. And as Mark rightfully comments, that gold is not too flashy. If I could afford it, I would prefer this one to any other full-gold watch.
I agree with the other members that you might want to wait some more time until you make a decision on keeping or switching the time piece. On your question re the 5159, I think its style is more classic than contemporary, that is why you find not so much discussion on it. It is simply less popular
Opinions differ and it shows again in this matter. I have been into watches for several years, but never felt so much affection for a piece like for the 5159 (while unfortunately it is beyond reach for the time being). It looks and feels unique and I entirely agree with Mark that it is an essential