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Pro Cycling Rivals Come Together Over Watches
In a video interview you can watch at CyclingNews, top pro cycling sprinter Mark Cavendish and rival Filippo Pozzato reveal that though relations between them may not always have been on the best terms, all that changed once they got to know each other and learned they share an interest in watches. Cavendish, who hails from the Isle of Man, is one of pro cycling’s most colorful characters, and he is widely regarded as the best sprinter in the pro peloton today. He chalked up 11 wins in his first professional season, and has gone on to win 15 Tour de France stages, among many other victories. A fierce competitor, “Cav” has been described as confident bordering on arrogant.In years gone by, Cavendish and Italian rider Filippo Pozzato exchanged insults that caused many to characterize their relationship as antagonistic. Speaking to Cycle Sport in 2008, Pozzato said ¡°I¡¯ve got a lot of respect for almost everyone in the peloton but I just don¡¯t like Riccardo Ricco and Mark

Why it's always about Speedmaster & Seamaster
Hi, I've been observing this forum (and other omega forums) for about a year, but this is my first post.The first Omega watch I knew, and can recognize from 10 meters, is the Constellation (the new model). The ones Cindy Crawford promotes. I thought Constellation is THE Omega. However, since I started following omega forums, almost a year ago, I noticed most topics are about the Speedmaster and the Seamaster (specially planet ocean).. As if Omega only have these two lines ! Even at work, most people (maybe I'm exaggerating) wear Rolex Sub/GMT or Omega Speed/PO Now I'm about to make my first Omega move.. Usually I spend more that 12 hours a day at work or meeting clients. I need a watch that will fit in my life/work environment. I like the look of the Constellation and De Ville. I find them dressy/Casual, which suit my work/life style. However since no one mentioned them here in the forum (and other forums as well), I became reluctant ! Not I'm not confident about my taste, but maybe th

Whats the big difference between MOP bezel and a regular bezel?
Well I wanted the 9937...until I saw the 4469. I was wondering, are there any huge differences between the two that would make it worth over 100 bucks more? What is this mother of pearl bezel? What is so great about it? By the way how is the band on this watch? Smooth and comfortable? Any other info feel free to share!!-Sparks

Incoming, and it's a LE!
It took me a long time to track this one. It's a limited edition from 2010, which is seldom seen even in the used market (which I've been scanning for the last 6 months for it).After almost closing a deal on a used piece, the seller decided to go another route, and it slipped away. After that, a dealer which I had contacted said he could see with BUSA if there were any left in stock. Long shot, I thought, but why not. You can imagine my surprise when he got back to me and said that there was exactly 1 piece left in stock with Breitling and asked if I wanted it. Hell, yes! I wanted it!Long story short, I got my hands on a watch that is truly special. Although Breitling has a name for big watches, this one feels great with 43mm and 14mm height. The in-house B01 with saphire back and 100m wr are the icing on the cake. In a time when I'm seeing a lot of love for vintage chronos, this seems to be a great way to enjoy that look with the perks of a modern piece.Enough said. Here are some shot

How does the 5296g fit?
Looking at the sector dial but am concerned with fit. Some have said it is a bit stiff, like a dinner plate or limpet. Does anyone have any fit complaints? I tried on and thought similar, but it was a while ago and can't remember for sure.