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Close-Up: 5 Grand Seiko Watches That Pay Homage to 1964 Classic
Last year, Seiko added several new models to its prestigious Grand Seiko watch collection. Along with the new hi-beat GMT models, which we covered here, these Grand Seiko watches include five new models that pay tribute to the 50th anniversary of a fondly remembered Grand Seiko from 1964.The Grand Seiko Homage to 1964 watches are all limited editions, with three of the watches equipped with Seiko’s hybrid mechanical-quartz Spring Drive movement and the other two containing a high-precision quartz movement, Seiko Caliber 9F82. The clean simplicity of the new Grand Seiko models echoes that of the 1964 Seiko “Self-dater,” the very first Grand Seiko watch to incorporate a date window. The “Self-dater” ¡ª intended to be a more “practical” version of the original Grand Seiko ¡ª is a favorite among devot¨¦es of Seiko’s historical watch models.The three watches with the Caliber 9R15 Spring Drive movement (References SBGA103, SBGA105, and SBGA107) in

Rolex and Omega
A few years ago I completely fell in love with a watch I found in a old pawnshop in Villach Austria.This was the watch..:DI had it fixed and bought me another one from ''The Bay'' and had that fixed too..A WIS was born..:D:DAfter this it only got worse..Sold both the Omega's to raise funds for a mid size quartz Bond Seamaster, no pictures of that one I am afraid..Had to sell that one though because I needed the money for the babyroom...When my daughter was born I thought it would be nice to mark this important event with a nice watch..Bought myself a nice pre-loved Speedmaster.Before I knew it I had a trio of Speedmasters...I sold the two on the left to raise funds for another brand...:D:DYes, the Rolex brand...When we found out my wife was pregnant for the second time I was so happy that i bought me (my son) a nice pre-loved Submariner.Two kids, two great classic timepieces..Well, what I am trying to say with this thread that although I thought I changed from a omega guy into a Rolex

New here, can someone school me on the co-axial movement?
I'm new here, just bought my first Rolex a couple months ago. Caught the watch buzz now. I saw a constellation at a boutique that caught my eye but I haven't really seen a lot of info about it since then. I'd really like to learn more about the watch so I can either appreciate it more or make a pass on it. Looking for good info here so please keep it detailed as possible. For $8,000 I'm looking at possibly spending I want to make sure it's worth it (or just go buy another Rolex instead). Thanks.Looking at this one......omegawatches/fileadmi...2151001-20.png

Quality of Omega rubber strap (for PO)
Hi again folks,Any one here wears their PO regularly on the original Omega rubber strap (tang buckle type)?How do this rubber strap perform with time? ? ? Any inherent issues?I am gonna buy the original rubber for my PO2500 and you know the original rubber is abt USD240, which is alot of $$ for me for a rubber strap .THANKS!

Anyone have this hardcover book on Omega??
Omega HighlightsOnly $13 at Amazon...but wondering how it compares to say the Mondani Sub / GMT books...or others on Panerai:.amazon/gp/product/386...pf_rd_i=507846Thanks!< EDIT > Doh. Just realized it is not yet released...well, an scuttlebutt? Pretty cheap compared to others of its ilk.