Rado Women's Rado True Watch

Just when I thought it was the best, they impress me again!
Around the beginning of May I got my PO and for 30 days I tested it for time keeping accuracy. At the end of the 30 days my PO had gained 1.16 seconds per day. Well, for the last week or so I have been observing the timing of it and....I am speechless. I am without speech.OK, I have a little bit of speech. It now gains 0.6 seconds per day! Do I know how I got it from +1.16 down to +0.6? Do I remember what I might have done different between the two periods when I was timing my PO? All I can say is - Jimmy crack corn and I don't care. Thanks for reading. ~JB

Success or failure?
Here's another good reason to ask before you buy! I was looking at a very special vintage Omega, one that would be a centerpiece in my collection. It looked legit on first glance - case, crown, markers, logo, etc. I snapped a couple pictures and went to the think tank for more opinions:Authenticity checkNow, I'm no slouch when it comes to picking out suspicious Omegas - but as you can see my doubts were confirmed as this dial got picked apart. As much as I'd love to add a Seamaster XVI Melbourne Olympic Commemorative to my box, there's NO WAY I'm forking over that kind of cash without being 100% sure of it. There wasn't a good enough picture in my Omega book to be positive so I posed it to the Ω collective and it didn't take long.So you can see that even the experienced get by with a little help from their friends. I'm disappointed, but calling this one a success since a wad of cash is still in my pocket.(...and it helps ease the pain knowing I have another nice vintage piec

A salute to eBay
A member on another forum had a very apropos quote about eBay:"I love ebay; it rewards knowledge, diligence and deft action but punishes ignorance, foolishness and greed."Seeing as many of us troll da 'Bay regularly, how about sharing some of the funny or bad lines you see in listings? I'll kick it off with this. I was searching for a vintage Omega Seamaster with a bumper movement last year. I spotted a listing for what looked like one of my target models, and it was obvious the seller had no clue what kind of watch they had judging by this phrase in their description: "I think something's broken inside. It makes a banging noise when moved around."

Just want to say 'Hi'
Hi everyone I have just joined up the forum recently and posted a few times, but I thought I'd like to say hello to everyone properly.I originally seeked out TRF as I was looking into possibly getting a Rolex in the future, but since I have got my NOS Omega Dynamic something happened.......it's almost like a relationship lol. There is something intriguing and understating about Omega, the design, the history, I don't really know what it is exactly but there you are.So I ended up visiting mostly here at the Omega section of the TRF and I just ant to thank everyone for your helpfulness and friendliness, esp. Rommel (aka RW16610) who has been my Omega mentor Hope to learn more from everyone!

Is it me? Basel 2018 one month away but not much hype
Just wondering something I was checking the website today and Basel is one month away. Now, I could be wrong (Usually am ) but there doesn't seem to be much Hype this year. I am thinking last year, we had threads and threads of discussion on predictions, desires, fails etc. But it seems to this WIS that this year is somewhat subdued(?). Does anybody else sense that we are not as excited about this Basel as years past? No Paul... only you... you're the only one.