Omega Speedmaster Professional Rattrapante

Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Automatic Calibre 8500 And Chronograph Calibre 9300 Watches For 2011
In addition to the new for 2011 Speedmaster Co-Axial Chronograph Automatic watch, Omega offers a new? Planet Ocean Seamaster Co-Axial Chronograph Automatic watch with the new in-house Omega caliber 9300. There is also a three-hand Seamaster which also has in-house made Omega caliber 8500 automatic. These new pieces are fantastic, and show just how dedicated Omega is to making its two core sport watch collections better and better.One quick note for you watch movements nerds. The original caliber 8500 for a few years ago did not have a silicon hairspring, but all the new versions do. What you see here the range of new pieces for 2011. I want to start with the more simple three-hand Seamaster Co-Axial Automatic. There will be black and blue version. The blue will have Omega's Liquidmetal bezel, but not the black one yet. Last year Omega came out with a limited edition Omega Planet Ocean Seamaster with a Liquidmetal bezel, this was to test the new ceramic/metal bezel. Since then Omega has

5040G vs 5135P
Hi,I have been a Rolex enthusiast and am new to Patek Phillippe, but wanted to buy my first one. I rather liked the look of the 5040G white face. I also like the 5135P which looks a little sportier. From the research I have done in my area, they are similar in price, the 5135P being slightly lower than the 5040G. I was hoping to ask your opinions on these two watches. I would also be keen to not buy something which would reduce in value over time, so your opinion on this would be useful as well. Thanks

If you had $1,500 to spend - which watch would you buy?
Question: if you had $1,500.00 to spend on a watch, what would you buy?First time poster hereI've been researching for months for the perfect first expensive (in my world) watch to own. My budget was/is $1,500 max, but less would be better, under $1,000 if ask my wifePrerequisites: I want a watch that I can leave to my son and will be something that endures the test of time (no pun intended): Automatic movement, high quality, reliable, durable. Other than that I am open to anything else: complications, no complications, classic, modern, composite, metal, luminous or non, exhibition or not. Just a really good watch and value for my hard earned, government taxed dollars that I can pass on to the next generation.I was in a Movado outlet the other day and fell for a Concord C2 Chrono. Concord | C2 Chronograph, Automatic, 43mm, Steel, Silver DialConcordThe watch is beautiful, and fits my 7 1/2 wrist nicely enough. The MSRP (which no one actually charges), is $6,900. After discounts and a co

Help me find the right BIG watch! (please). :)
I am looking for a cool oversized watch in the $2,000 range.My favorite one was the U-boat classico 53mm w/ the white face/black band.I was honestly gonna buy it - but - I am left handedand they moved the post (whatever you call that knob thingy) to the other side for right handed peoplewhich means it doesn't work for me. It digs into the back of my hand.That being said - I am looking for a watch similar in style. BIG - clean, not too much going on - and I'd really appreciate any suggestions.I went to Tourneau - and they didnt' really have a lot of big watches in that price range. Looking forward to hearing your suggestions!

A Platinum Submariner?
I've searched TRF threads and can't find rumors, talk, or anything about a submariner in platinum. Any guesses or speculation why? If they ever did start making one, we would all have to wait in line behind Tom because he WOULD be the first to get it. I am pretty positive about that.