Casio Pro Trek Pauhunri sports watch

BEST FROM: watches-dealer & Friends June 19, 2015
Omega is held in high regard in many circles?because they have been making concerted efforts toward improving the chronometric performance, reliability, and efficient of their movements. This began in earnest in 1999, when they launched their first movement with a co-axial escapement. More recently, we see them incorporating the use of silicon and non-magnetic metals in their movements, which culminated in the first of their Master Co-Axial movements - as seen in the Aqua Terra >15,000 Gauss watch. This month, we take a look at some of Omega¡¯s older movements - the Caliber 1120, 2500 and 8500 - all of which have seen service in countless Seamaster watches.It is always interesting to see people share their new purchases and explain why they chose what they bought. The reasons that affect and influence their purchasing decisions is always intriguing to me. And in this roundup, we have a biggie, because the watch in question is Greubel Forsey¡¯s Invention Piece 1. Still on the subject o

Basel Omega (Spacemaster z I beleive)
Does anyone have any pricing information this watch?professionalwatches/uploa...33-closeup.jpg

What should I do?
I'm already thinking about my two vacations this year. In a couple months I'll be in NYC visiting my brother and hanging out in Manhattan. I like to go to see Aaron Faber when I'm there to see if there are any 'used' watches I can 'use.'And every year I seem to buy a watch with one of my vacations. I can spend between $1500 and $2000 for something. With all my other shenanigans, that is it for a budget.Now, what I really want is a plain, small Reverso, but I think they are 4 or 5 grand. I could save up for a couple years, but that would drive me crazy. So, here are a couple watches for around $1500-$1700 that I think would make great gifts. Maybe you can think of something else in this price range.Here they are:Vittorium ATThis watch is DLC, ETA chronograph with 500 meters water resistance. Not bad! I love the bold red/black look. I normally don't care for chronographs, but I like the open look of the half subdials which unclutter the whole affair. It's a nice size at 42mm.

Lawrence of arabia's OMEGA
Hi everyone...does anyone know anything about T.E. Lawrence's Omega Chronograph...i.e the model number....l know that it is a large size aviators first world war chronograph...?

Completely different watches...
but I would love to see which one would you prefer (if you could afford either the PP or the AP).