Omega Speedmaster Date 323.30.40.40.04.001

Top 10 Living Legend Watches To Own
If you look at many of the most popular watch brands, you'll notice that their collections usually contain a few (or many) classics whose names have been around for years. Brands like Rolex don't really release new models, but rather continue to improve on their core collection over time. Models like the Submariner and Datejust have been around for generations. Other brands also keep tradition alive by continuing to offer modern versions of designs that have proved successful for many years. To recognize and help suggest those watches which are "living legends" we've come up with a list of the top 10 worth owning. To be clear, to be a living legend, a watch must have historic roots and still be produced today. We know we couldn't include them all so mention your favorites in the comments below.1. Rolex SubmarinerIt was 1954 that Rolex originally released the Submariner, and the watch industry hasn't been the same since. The Submariner was never released as a luxury product, but rather

Help Identifying older Hamilton
Here's a picture of a Hamilton I inherited from my Grandfather.If anyone has any idea which model it is, or a simple way to find out, I would love to know.Tried Google, but didn't get very far. I do plan to have it cleaned at some point, so I'm guessing there's a model # inside somewhere....All it says on the case is "14k Gold [S&W]"It's white gold.Thanks!

First Omega - PO 2201.50.00
Just completed a seamless transaction with bmendick1. Here's the mandatory wrist shot and another picture of the new acquisition with my PAM312. Sorry in advance for the crappy iPhone pics!

New shoes on my SMP
Hirsch professional strap for my Seamaster Professional. The strap is well built and is very comfortable.

Omega Mesh For My 2254
Just ordered Omega mesh for my 2254 from ofrei. I really dislike all the other Omega bracelets except for the mesh. Mesh is the most comfortable bracelet i have ever worn.I found that Omega bracelets are not very secure. In fact my first SMP the clasp would open up on its own with little pressure forced applied when bending my wrist. Another thing is that original Omega bracelets are a bit too heavy for me and make watch feel uncomfortable and unbalanced on my wrist. I really can't believe Omega did not put any sort of safety latch on the clasps of their diver watches. To me this seems like a no-brainier feature for all diver watches.