Omega Chronographe mvt Lemania 27PCH vintage steel/acier cadran silver dial

Went to Munich, this guy followed me home...
Found this whilst nosing around Munich this past week Apologize for the low quality shot (iPhone) and the bright circles are ceiling lights in my kitchen. ;)Hadn't heard of them, but liked this watch went I saw it. It's an open heart design, or in this case, maybe an open intestine, given the space is at 6 o'clock. ;)I didn't want another chrono, but I was waffling when I saw this one. Then I realized it's not a chrono, but the extra complications showcase day of the week and month. :)Large and excellent clasp - reminds me of the one on my Hamilton Maestro Jazzmaster. Dial is carbon fibre, too - nice touch that I didn't realize until after 16 hours of flying when I got home to really oogle it a bit more. I'll check later and see if I can find the nam eof it in the box and update htis post.It also has a showcase crystal back, it's an auto, and it # 0034 of 2999 produced.More pics later when I set up my macro gear on the dslr. :) ;)

I hope to try on lots of AP's
Good Day All,I am going on holidays today for a week, I hope to try on lots of AP's I will post some photos when I get back next week.Take care AllEric

New POC 9300 (w/ Sub-C) - Review & Thoughts
First off, I wanted to thank Alfred (member: FNFZ4) for a great transaction. I've been looking to buy this POC for over a year and was thrilled with the price & speed in which Alfred was able to get the exact POC I was looking for. I've bought numerous watches over the years from multiple sources; I can say without hesitation that Alfred is now my 'Go To Guy'...so much so that I'm already thinking of buying another watch (Ladies Speedmaster) for my wife via Alfred. If you're looking for the BEST price and unbeatable service, look no further than Alfred. Thanks again!Now onto the watch & brief history. For those that don't know, I'm a HUGE Omega Chrono fan...my SMP Chrono was the watch I feel in love w/ as a teenager and was my first 'real watch' purchase years ago. I use to be strictly an 'Omega Guy', but after buying a SD4000 about 5 years ago I started to really fall for Rolex too. After numerous Subs (16610's, LVs), SD/DSSD and most recently my beloved Sub-C, there's

Join the "James Bond watches" Social Group
Okay--Since there are so many great Threads cropping up here regarding James Bond, Quantum of Solace, what Daniel Craig is or is not wearing, I thought it was high time we had our own Social Group.Here's the LINK: .rolexforums/group.php?groupid=10Hope to see those passionate 007 fans among us join in!

Sport watch for every day... max 40mm
I'm stuck ! I have a 39 mm OP Blue dial - love it ! Almost too much to wear every day Also have a Tudor Black bay blue ...The Sub no date would be a good choice but I have tried it on several times and find it just too large for me The black bay is a tad large but wearable / sub is just bigger I'd like to stay in the current line up - Thought abut the Explorer ? It's in the running but something about it has not clicked What else should be in the running ?.... I'd like to stay with Rolex