Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Big Size Chronograph 2512.52.00 42mm Automatic Midsize Watch

The internal instructure of Breitling's Avenger Seawolf
As soon as the internal pressure reaches approximately 3 bars, the valve automatically evacuates the helium is built during stays extended to depths and avoids thus case explodes. Given that the watch is enough High-Tech and apt for you especially if you spend most of your life under the water, his $3,520.00 price tag should not make you lose your breath.

What if Omega did not replace the 2254.50?
What's the worst that could happen?Would they lose too much of market share in quality divers? Or would would -be buyers and brand followers simply and happily settle for what possibly could be a Black Bond SMP as its' replacement?Omega, it has been said by some have too wide a range of watches. I don't particularly agree since I think that variety is one of the appealing factors of the brand and not every other watch with an Omega logo looks the same. What if Omega decided to streamline their range and offered only the Bond SMP as its' one and only 300M diver? There are two divers in the production line of course, the Bond and the PO. Is this enough within the catalog?Let's be serious pals. I'm not looking for anguished remarks from tormented souls or dark, depressing observations from doom and gloom merchants. Please vote and share your thoughts as to the desirability of Omega having the Bond and the PO as its' only divers on offer. Would it be in the long term interests of the compa

Ye ole wrist shot...
Sorry that I've taken 3 threads to anticipate, receive, and now post a shot of my newest addition, the SMP 2254.50. Nothing special about this pic, just wanted to get one posted. Thanks for looking;)

Poor service...can anyone help me get some pushers?
I've been trying desperately to get some pushers for my IWC GST Chrono Titanium without sending the bloody thing in for a $1,000 repair. Am being completely ignored by local authorized dealer and IWC after emails and phone calls. I've even tried posting on the IWC site forum and they keep deleting my posts. The techs at Richemont keep telling me that an authorized dealer can order the buttons but when I take my watch there they refuse to order buttons saying that they will only send the watch back to IWC.These pushers are only $12 and I can't get them. I'm really quite at a loss to understand why this is happening at all!Anyone know where I can buy some pushers for this watch?

Vintage Illinois Spotlight - Wentworth
The Illinois Wentworth (1932)The first thing you almost have to do, is take a look at this side by side next to it's cousin the Futura (left)The Wentworth and Futura share the same case, but the bezels are differentThe Futura has an extra ridge and the corners of the crystalare square on the Wentworth.Both are very desirable to own, but the the Wentworth is much harder to find (YGF) and even more difficult in white gold filled (WGF)I have a super nice WGF coming tuesday (thanks Rick!!!)and I will update this thread with side by side pix!SIDES:The movement is a nice little 207/17JCASE # 197 (same as Futura)KeystoneFF Notes:Rarity 4-5/6YGF 4/6WGF 5/6Time period:ModerneSubs:@ 6Value:$250- to $1150Good to ExcellentDIMENSIONS:36 X 23 mmRJ007 Notes:A real Beauty on the wristSuper hard to findI have seen several Futuras on the Bay...Never a WentworthIf you see one, grab it!Adam78 has a beautiful example!ENJOY