Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Chronograph (gebraucht)

Introducing: The Zenith El Primero Chronograph Classic
When Zenith wants to, it can really make a compelling watch. Just shown last week at Baselworld 2015, you are looking at the El Primero Chronograph Classic. There isn't much to it, but it's downright perfect. 1 OF 5 The 42 mm watch features a brand new case that Zenith has never before used in any watch. It is thin, and features beautiful extended lugs that hug the wrist in a really elegant way. The entire watch is just over 11 mm thick, and uses a version of Zenith's excellent El Primero movement, here with just two registers and no date. 2 OF 5 The dial here is a bright silver and features running seconds and a 30-minute counter. The look is simple, clean, and absolutely beautiful. The crystal on the Chronograph Classic is slightly domed, and features anti-glare treatment on both sides. The hands in this case are rhodium treated and needle thin, allowing the dial to take center stage. 3 OF 5 Turn the watch over and you see the El

Vintage elgin aquamaster
Anyone have an idea what year and movement type/model this aquamaster is ImageUploadedByTapatalk1366815543.210195.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1366815574.043550.jpg

Why no AP logo on the Diver's dial?
I was wondering why is it that the Diver seems to be the only RO or ROO (not counting the skeletonized dials) that does not have an AP on the dial?The strange thing is that the original Wempe Scuba, and then the 3 other ScubaS (blue, orange and red) all had an AP on the dial.Anyone knows?

Sadly my longtime favorite dealer is hanging it up
Jim at Continental Jewelers in Washington, DC, has decided to close out his watch business. As many of you recall, Jim's leased location was demolished for new construction several years ago. Because of his age (he will be 83 in October) and Omega's move from ADs to boutiques, Jim decided not to go with the expense of a new show room which meant losing his AD status with Omega.He has been able to continue business as usual but now due to his wife's illness, his intent is to be closed down by the end of the year. He has a couple of hundred watches that he needs to move so if you are looking for a new one, now is the time to give Jim a call.Jim asked me to thank all of his customers and forum friends for their prayers and support.

Broad Arrow...
My only watch is a 16610 Submariner Date and lately I've been trying to figure out what my next watch would be.I wanted a watch with GMT function but I never got into the old GMT-Master II for some reason, then I saw the new GMT-Master II C online and fell in love with it. Over time though it started looking a bit too busy to me, the maxi dial, and the polished center links, and the large font on the bezel... a bit much. Now I'm not sure I'd want a GMT-Master II.I've also been wanting a chronograph watch but the Daytona isn't really an option (not that I can afford or find one here anyway) but I also don't like the fact that it doesn't have the date.So... Logically I turned to Omega They're great and good-looking watches and many of them combine all these functions. I tried out the Planet Ocean but it was way too big and heavy for me.I checked out the Speedmaster and I like it a lot, but I can't really make up my mind on which one I want.The Speedmaster Day-Date and the Speedmaster Dat