Omega Speedmaster Broad Arrow

Romain Jerome Rock The Rock DNA For Only Watch 2011
In honor of Monaco, the city that will host the Only Watch 2011 charity watch auction, participating brand Romain Jerome has come up with this special piece unique watch. The dial is a piece of rock based on the stone that Monaco was literally built on - they call it the "Rock the Rock DNA" watch.Based on the DNA style case, the watch has a black ceramic bezel and PVD black case. The dial has longitude and latitude indicators that likely mark the sport of the city (or where the stone was taken). The strap looks to be black alcantara leather. Overall this is actually a really cool looking timepieces. I love the black and tan color with red accents. Only one of these Rock the Rock DNA watches will be made and it will be auctioned off in September at Only Watch 2011.Rock the Rock DNA Tech Specs:Reference: Rock the Rock-DNA ¡ª unique pieceCaliber: C22RJ51- Mechanical self-winding movementJewelling: 23 jewelsRate Frequency: 28,800 vphPower reserve: 42 hoursDial indication: Central hours and

The Size Of Things To Come?
I was in a minor statistical mood and put together a little summary of Omega's releases by case size over the past five years. The table below shows the numbers released in each of the four main styles and is expressed in terms of case sizes. The chart is E&OE and excludes Olympic limited editions and items from the Museum Collection. It is not intended to be an exhaustive study.

if u could own only one breitling, which one would it be?
i am considering a breitling for the first time. which do u guys consider the quintessential? pics would be great. thanks for the advice.

No discussion, just sayin' : ))))
Did some work for a local dealership and the general finance manager had to show me his newest aquisition...Ceramic!He said he had his AD, our friends Henne Jewelers I think he said, special order this for him as it wasn't scheduled to arrive for a while.Quite attractive, I must say!(And the Omega is nice as well. )

Here I go again...
I have become a chronic flipper, often buying again I watch I sold in the past, seems like I just can't resist the urge to own something else and since funds are limited I always flip something.I've flipper too many watches and brands to list here, but the issue is this:I flipped a Speedy Pro (hesalite) to buy a Pam111I liked the Pam a lot, but missed the Speedy too much, so I sold itOnly to buy another Speedy ProNow I miss the Pam too much, but don't want to flip the SpeedySo I'm thinking of springing for a pre-loved PamI wanted a base, either Luminor or Radiomir, but yesterday I was offered a Pam024 which I have never liked and never considered.But once I tried it, it was all over right then and there, I just had to have it. It's amazing how something I thought I didn't like becomes all of the sudden an obsession.So, the price is reasonable, the watch is in good condition and buying would not jeopardize my financial stability.Would you?Never been a fan of submersibles, they always se