Cartier Colisee

New Gold Sub ad "U.S. Open Championship 6/18-21,2009"
Here's a cool ad I found in one of my favorite magazines today. Hope you enjoy it as much as I do :DAs an aside, I've been on more than just a few interviews now, 2 months into my exhaustive job search and still haven't seen a hiring manager that wears a Rolex yet. In actuality, most of them, even dressed in their fancy suits, wear really crappy watches. I wear my Daytona safely tucked underneath my shirt sleeve on these interviews, hiding away for no one to see but I know it's there, which makes me happy. Haven't found anything yet, but I remain positive. You'd think it would be easier to find a great sales job as I've sent out over 100 resumes so far, but no luck yet. I've found plenty of jobs, just none paying enough for me to leave where I am now. Keeping my head up and a smile on my face.

What is this Omega made of?
Hello,First post here, sorry to start by asking for help :(A friend of mine needs to sell his fathers Omega Seamaster watch. The inside of the case shows 352 18K 0.750 which I believe stands for 18 carat gold. The numbers printed are 11314863 and then below 2767SC. It has a hallmark (a ladies face from the side, inside an inverted triangle with rounded corners. I have absolutely no reason to doubt everything is 100% original.However the omega database says the case is "Gold-cap on stainless steel"My doubt is whether its gold or some sort of gold plating, as I assumed gold marks could only be used on solid gold?Thanks in advance for any help.LuisSeamasterGents' leather strapReferenceKO 2767International collection1954MovementType: Automatic chronometer certifiedCaliber number: 351 / 354Cal. 351Created in 1949, 17 jewels, sometimes COSC.Cal. 354Created in 1952, 17 jewels, COSCBoth with central sweep-second handCaseGold-cap on stainless steelCase backPress-inDialWith "Dauphine" handsCryst

Incoming - the last of the group
Just arrived - a '67 Seamaster Chronostop:Go to the Omega Forum for a few more photos:watchtalkforums.info/foru...htm#post387992

How to determine if a 15400 is fake?
Just wondering what are the key things to look at when purchasing a used 15400 to determine if its real or not? Are there things that are very obvious?

Questions about the aquanaut
So I'm interested in the 5167 as a possible option as the next watch and have a few questions about it... 1) It's 40mm- anybody with 6 wrists care to chime in on if it looks too big or not? I've heard this wears bigger than 40mm2) Tropical strap- how durable is it? Does it last as long as a leather strap? Does it get sticky where lint collects on it? Does it crack after awhile? Any problems or complaints with it?3) I've read around that the rotor is loud. How loud? I don't want my wrist to be making a noticeable whizzing sound during a meeting or something4) Is it easy to find a leather strap from say, Camille Fou and easy to put it on the aquanaut? What about adding on the clasp onto a leather strap?5) What does the dial look like- in some pics it looks like a fairly straight foward black dial and other picks it almost looks like it's got a black Rolex sunburst type look to it?AND regarding the 5167R...1) how dark is the brown strap?2) Is it easy to match up with clothes, for