Omega Uhren DeVille Prestige Quartz Small, 4370.16.00

Selling Watches The "Wired" Way
Wired magazine isn't the only good place for watch brands to advertise, but it definitely is a good placements - an no, they aren't paying me to say that. Filling up with more and more watch advertisements, the approach many brands have taken with their pages in this magazine for the socialized nerd, can provide important lessons on how to promote watches in this day and age.I've been reading Wired magazine for about a decade now. Not everything single issue, but it is one of the few magazine subscriptions that I have kept. To those not familiar with the magazine, it is an interesting publication. In a pre-Internet world it was a news and trend guide for the tech culture. After the Internet itself became the spot for breaking news, gossip, and breakthroughs, Wired turned into a something more literate. Like a non-fiction New Yorker for computer programmers. Today the quality magazine covers culture, gadgets, entertainment, technology, and science with a lighthearted - often cynically h

Help identifying
Can anyone help me identify this Hamilton? I purchased it new in late December 2005 but I got the wrong box for it. I've scoured google and looked through all the photos in this thread but haven't been able to identify it.IMG_20110607_151845.jpgThanks

Watch I.D.
Hey there, new to the forum and trying to get some info on a watch. Probably not quite as expensive as you guys usually go for but I'm sure someone on here can help. Have a look at the pics, it's got a fairly distinct pattern on the face...If anyone can shed any light on this I'd be very greatful!

Omega Seamaster 300 Spectre Edition
I purchased the Omega Seamaster 300 Spectre Edition watch (the version worn by Daniel Craig in Spectre) back in 2015 from the Omega Boutique (NY) and have worn it briefly off and on over the years.However, it is just not getting enough wrist time and not making it into a regular rotation and more or less sits in my watch box.Thinking of consolidating 2-3 infrequently used pieces and perhaps take accumulated combined funds to go for a bigger grail piece....Thoughts? Or is the Spectre edition a worthy model to keep for collectibility purposes?

Canada Customs?
I bought a beater watch (Steinhart Ocean 1 GMT) from this nice guy in Waco Texas. He shipped it USPS, declared and insured it for it's value and all this was quite visible in the shipping documents. It arrived at Canadian Customs who, according to the tracking info, immediately cleared it and released the package to Canada Post, without assessing any duty or sales tax. Now, I'm not complaining, but is this normal, or is it a crap shoot, sometimes they do and sometimes they don't?