Breitling Superocean Abyss 42 Black Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch A1736402-BA3

Born in the 80s...
Hi all, one of my rare forays out into the open. I'm normally found lurking in the background, enjoying and learning!My GMT IIc is rapidly approaching its first birthday, and although I am still very much in love, my thoughts are slowly turning to rolex number two...Having seen JBHIIs beautiful red sub, with which he shares a birth year, I thought it would be quite cool to get a watch the same age as me.My question for you guys is what do you think is the iconic Rolex of the late 80s, or specifically 1987?Is it a 168000 sub, a Pepsi GMT, a DJ with a specific dial or something else completely?

OMEGA FORUM MAGAZINE - Karen Walker's Choice
Karen Walker is an International fashion designer. Her work has been worn by the likes of Claudia Schiffer, Claire Danes, Drew Barrymore, Jennifer Lopez, Juliette Lewis, Madonna, Maria Sharapova and Sienna Miller to name but a few. Her article in a NZ publication and site is definitely heartening for a Speedy fannzherald.co.nz/category/s...ectid=10464731Yes, I know, I know, it was Buzz, not Neil who wore a Speedy on the moon in since as we know here pals, that Neil Armstrong's Speedy was left on board the LM because the Bulova broke.....Man, reading the joyful experiences of others makes me so proud and happy to have my Speedy.Y'all have a nice day now ZIN

Scratches on Seamaster
I know that John has written about how to remove the scratches from the seamaster clasp with a scotch-brite sponge which I will be doing soon. However, my watch is the 2200.51.00 which has a stainless steel bracelet. Is it possible to approach the bracelet, or even consider taking scracthes off, with a scoth brite sponge? Also, if it is allowed would one do it with the grain gently like John describes? I have had my watch for less than a week and it is already scratched. I am betting it is because of my wrist touching the desk while I type.

Longines vs. Tag vs. Omega newbie warning
Hello,I'm new to the whole luxury watch buying scene and My husband wanted to get me a nice peice of jewelry and I deicded I wanted a nice watch. I've worn the Swiss army watch I'm currently wearing through my undergrad and graduate school and it's still going strong with no visible scratches.With that said I want a watch I can wear everyday that won't go out of style in couple years, that has a feminine style and perhaps a little bling and that won't be destroyed if I wear it to the beach or the gym. I'd love to say it's a watch I want for my lifetime, but I'm fickle and will probably grow tired of it after five-ten years and want something different.I've been looking at the Longines hydroconquest with diamonds inside and outside the bezel, the Tag aquaracer with diamonds and the Omega aqua terra, which is a little out of our price range and seems more masculine to me. I've also been looking at the resale Rolex's but still a little out of range. I just can't decide which I like the be

My first Omega!!
I said before it would be a great day when I bought my first Omega. TODAY IS A GREAT DAY!!!! Today I bought this Omega Aqua Terra with blue dial. This was my grail. I can¡¯t get the smile off my face! This is when I wish I took better pictures. These don¡¯t do this watch justice, but here the are.