Omega Geneve gold-plated automatic on strap

L¨¹m-Tec Combat B16 + Super Combat B2: Part 1
The L¨¹m-Tec Combat B16 and Super Combat B2 watches clearly have a lot in common. They are part of the same series, have basically the same case design in terms of looks, and have similar styling that speaks to a military aesthetic. But there are many subtle differences that give the two watches very different personalities, from the materials they are made of, to the movements that power them to simply how they wear. Fortunately Chris Wiegand, the CEO of L¨¹m-Tec, has given us the opportunity to look at, wear and examine both watches, simultaneously. So, this review will work a bit differently than our typical reviews. Today, we are presenting you with two independent first impressions of the watches, one by Zach and the other by Blake. The final review, however, will be an in depth side-by-side look at the watches, comparing and contrasting them by each feature and detail.Both the Combat B16 and Super Combat B2 arrived in identical packaging.? Inside of a white cardboard box (labeled w

Omega Seamaster GMT
Hi. I don't know where to start so I'll just start from the beginning. About 10 years ago I bought the watch titled above from what I thought was a reputable home shopping channel at the time. They were known at the time as Valuevision but have been purchased for some time now as ShopNBC, which continues to this day. Well, a couple of years ago I was doing some research about the brand and noticed a lot of sellers use the term "manufacturers serial numbers intact". So guess what I find when I look for my serial numbers? That's right, they've been removed. Not only was I stunned and shocked but I was more than a little angry. I was the victim of a grey market watch from a shopping channel. My question is this, does my watch have any resale value? It's never been worn and is still in the original box with papers. Any commentary or insight would surely be appreciated. Thanks.

WRWU Wednesday May 6
Hi peolpe :-)Turtle for me today

Eyes on the stars
Well, sort of.

SubC to SD43 back to SubC
So my journey started with the SubC for a few weeks last year, Basel 2017 hit and the SD43 releases, I called my AD and I was first on the list. Sold the SubC and waited for the SD43. I should have kept the subC to compare but I couldn’t afford It at the time. When it arrived in June 2017 I was in love, the 22mm bracelet the case size ect. Wrist presents is there, the bling and all. Well with my 6.75 wrist size I nearly pulled it off and I did, i wore a 44mm Luminox for work so the big 43mm was normal for me. What got me turned off about the SD43 was the thickness and weight. I probably wouldn’t venture into PM if the weight already an issue. I had to wear the watch a lil snug so the watch head won't flop around, I wear my watches all day and I also go to sleep with it on, waking up with a tight watch on the wrist is not comfortable. Being 43mm and 15mm tall, it got in way at times. I had to be extra careful not to bang it getting out my car and avoiding door