Omega De Ville Co-Axial Rattrapante Stainless Steel

Everest Watch Straps, Sporty Straps For The Active Rolex Owner
So you've just bought a new Rolex. A Submariner Date, perhaps. It's a dive watch, a tool watch, and you want to do what you were meant to do with it: take it to the nearest large body of water, strap it over your wetsuit, and get it wet. 1 OF 4 But you, like most Rolex owners, want to keep the bracelet in as close-to-pristine condition as possible. If only there were a strap you could put your Sub on, to preserve its minty appearance while still allowing you to wear it while diving, boating, surfing. Enter Everest Horology Products. 2 OF 4 There are dozens – if not many more – aftermarket strap companies, catering to the watch enthusiasts who don't wish to remain married to the straps or bracelets their watches came on. Hodinkee is no exception. But what Everest does is something not many – or, really, any – of these companies do: they have a proprietary solid end link system, which seamlessly integrates the strap to th

Friday photoshoot
Hi there,I had some time today to take pictures of a few of my watches. The light inside was not ideal so most of the pictures are taken outdoorsKind regards,Cinq

incoming golden delight
had been looking out for this 15450BA for some time now, and lucky enough to find one at a price i couldn't say no to.couldn't be more thrilled.the feel of it on the wrist is simply WOW.i thought the 36mm president felt impressive...this is another level altogether.unfortunately, i will need to figure out which few pieces need to be moved out of the collection in order to keep this one around. will post some comparo shots later on.but had to put it on the wrist for immediate satisfaction.

ROO Ti on black rubber
I've had a few members ask for better pics of my Ti on the black strap so here you go GP pics once the new tang buckle arrives.

Current PO or 2011 Version - Please help!
I am wondering if it is worth getting the 2011 version of the PO over the current one. This would be my first watch purchase and my local omega boutique tells me that it will cost $6000 compared to $4300 for the current version.Is it worth the extra cost?What are the main differences, and what affect will it have in everyday use.I am thinking of getting a 42mm, black dial and bezel, and non chronograph.Reference number: 2201.50.00Also, I'm wondering if $4300 is too much for the current version and what is usually the average cost for people.Any help would be appreciated.Thank you.