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I'm clearly in the minority here. I really wonder what Omega is trying to achieve right now? Take a look on their website & within the Aqua Terra section they have 220 watches that you can buy. Seriously, by the time I've scrolled halfway down the page I've forgotten which one I really like. I c

I really hope that they can up their production as currently they can only produce 30 dials a month. Scotland doesn't have much of a watch making tradition so there's a huge skills shortage to cope with. Getting skilled workers that can hand paint their dials is very difficult. Apparently for every

It is but it's also a huge frustration. I got an email in Nov 22 telling me I'd got to the top of the list & if I wanted to secure the watch I needed to pay an advance deposit of $500. I'd get an email in the new year where they'd take my order for delivery in June. I hadn't heard from them by M

Not yet. TBH I went in just to have a look at it again, I didn't have the cash to buy it this week. Actually that's not quite correct. I promised I would sell before I bought. Currently I've got a Speedmaster Professional, a Seamaster 300M, a Rolex OP 36mm, a Cartier Tank Francaise 2023 model & a Tu

TYVM I will. A huge stroke of luck getting it. James Porter & Son are jewellers in Glasgow that were authorised dealers for An Ordain from their inception. The watch was given to the owner of the AD. He decided that it was to be sold to someone that came into their store & spoke of their desire to o

A minor miracle bestowed itself upon me this week when I was able to buy this An Ordain Model 1 watch with an iron cream dial. An Ordain have a full order book until 2028, they are almost impossible to get your hands on one. I'm still in a state of shock that I was offered this unworn model at a ver