Omega De Ville Co-Axial Chronometer Stainless Steel

GIVEAWAY: Travel To Geneva, Build An In-House Frederique Constant, Keep The Watch
First Place Prizewatches-dealer and Swiss watch maker Frederique Constant present you with a very special giveaway opportunity. This month you can win an all-expenses paid trip to Geneva, Switzerland to visit the Frederique Constant/Alpina manufacture. There you will sit with their watch makers and construct an in-house made Frederique Constant manufacture movement and watch all by yourself. And as a little souvenir, you'll get to keep your new self-made timepiece. On top of that, I will be going with you to share in the experience. There are also second and third-place prizes.Frederique Constant began producing their own in-house made movements a few years ago. Some of those movements are also in Alpina watches which are built under the same roof. The winner will have some choice as to what watch they'd like to assemble. This is a rare, once in a lifetime opportunity for most people and I am happy to give watches-dealer readers a chance to experience it.Prior experience is not necessa

DSLR Shots of my AP Royal Oak Jumbo 15202
As usual, my most beautiful timepiece gets the royal DSLR shot treatment. What it means? Well, vast majority of my watch pics are taken using my trusty Samsung Galaxy Smartphone. Just point and shoot and the pics most of the time they turn out very nice. So there is really no need to dust off my big and clumsy Nikon. Right? Just see the Jumbo Appreciation thread! Actually, it's because I am lazy and I can't be bothered to whip out my Nikon D5100 DSLR, setup my tripod and adjust all the settings etc to get the perfect shot. However, one thing a camera phone can't do is to duplicate a DSLR camera in capturing all the tiny details that make our watches special. Especially under a macro lens like my Nikkor 105mm. So a serious photo shoot still calls for me to bring out my best camera. I finally found the energy and time today to do that again in a rainy Saturday afternoon here. So it here goes, the Jumbo 15202 40th anniversary edition. Background. The original Royal Oak 5402 Jumbo was fir

First Omega!!!!
Alright I'll be honest I've always been a Rolex fan and thought I would never get an omega. But in the past few weeks I've seen so many speedmasters on people, forums, and random articles that I started getting the itch. I thought I was done with watches for at least a few years after getting my SubC and GMT2 BLNR but I was wrong. Since my last name is Moon I always felt I needed a moonwatch but got mesmerized by the Daytona as my future chronograph. But then after stumbling on speedmaster history I was totally obsessed. I started with whether or not I wanted the sapphire sandwich since I love display backs especially for such a beautiful movement! Every forum I read said the hesalite is absolutely critical. Eventually after seeing sapphire in person I realized the hesalite was the way to go. But then I saw the 3572.50. Long story short I still want it and I'm looking for a NOS 3572.50. But in the mean time.....I emailed DavidSW and picked up a perfect speedmaster with all the extra go

Liquid Metal urgent
Urgent did some one say that got one of the last LM PO recently, Can you say what the number of the watch started with e.g. 900s or later and please can you confirm if your watch included a omega cloth with the full paper work? As I have been told that the last batch of LM PO has no cloth with it. I find that strange.rachelb

Steel Submariner at HKG boutique
The large Rolex boutique in Terminal 1 departures area has a steel no date Sub. Said they just received it. Decided to pass on it, but if you're passing through HKG, may be worth a lookPrice = 58,000 hkd or 7400 USD