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The Seven Best Watches Of 2015 That You Probably Forgot About
For the past few years, it seems like we've seen a new watch announced every day of the week – doesn't it? It does to us, and we do our best to only show you the finest watches out there – the watches worth knowing about. But we've still seen so many new introductions this year – and some of them have been huge, like Tudor's Black Bay Black, Patek's enamel dialed, split-seconds 5370, AP's new perpetual calendar Royal Oak, JLC's ticking Geophysic, and, of course, Vacheron's 57260, the most complicated watch, ever. But, there have been some absolute gems that came out this year that we've absolutely loved – but that didn't receive much fanfare from the masses, and in some cases, went totally under the radar. Here we'll show you seven watches introduced in 2015 that are absolutely awesome, though you likely forgot about them. 1. The Rotonde De Cartier Chronograph 1 OF 8 What Is It?I say this every tim

Question about my Omega.
I have a Seamaster that has the reference number 166.0205. Looking up the number in the Omega database shows a watch that looks exactly like mine. The gold color, gold dial, leather strap, case shape, etc. It also says that the watch has the 1012 movement which mine does. When I search on Google for other watches of the same number, I see some that are silver and some that have the 1010 movement in them. In fact, most of them have the 1010. The database also says that the watch was produced starting in 1976 but the serial number on my movement, 36153243, dates it to 1973. The other examples all date from '78 or '79 according to their description. Is it just that the database is not that accurate? Or maybe the movement was made in '73 but not housed and sold until '76? It's a bit confusing.

Pam 000275
Hi guys, does anyone here can help answer my question regarding PAM275, actually does it comes in 2 models?I saw the one with the PM/AM indicator and the other one doesn't have the indicator thank you so much to whoever answer my question

Omega Constellation F300 Dial Question
Has anyone ever seen this dial? It looks black in regular lighting, but in sunlight/bright light it is actually brown and lightens toward the middle of the dial. Has it gone tropical, or is that a known Omega dial?It is a model 198.0076 from circa 1973-1974.

Seamaster America's Cup
Bought these on a whim some years ago, but never really wore them. Brought them out of the safe today. Now I remember why I bought them. They look great!