Shundi

Hands down, Omega Railmaster in gold

Haha that's awesome!

Congrats on a good buy!!

I know what you're saying Pman, I've got the same problem on my Omega SMP. The only way to adjust the Porsche bracelet is to cut it (as far as I know). Best of luck!!

Sounds awesome!!!

99% of the time...you get what you pay for

I'd love to come down but I'm spending my spring break (wicked early) with the family! Enjoy!!

Wow that's a beauty!!

Wowwwwwwwww.... I'm speechless! Amazing!!

I feel that we're more likely to be able to spot flaws, but many people that I know are very, VERY aware that 99% of the Rolexes on the market are fake. Regardless, most people I know who own gens (including myself) wouldn't "call" someone out on having a replica watch simply based on common courtesy. If you can make someone's day with a compliment, who cares whether or not the watch is a replica? ...Now, when someone decides to try and tell me that my gens are "fake" WHILE wearing a rep and having a holier than thou attitude, I'll go right for the throat

Wow! Don't know how I missed this! Thanks so much!!

Love it

The Zigmeister

God if Paneari manufactured something that looked like that I would burn the factory to the ground and pi$$ on the ashes. Horrific.

Welcome!

Wow that new ETA one was so cool!!

I've always been taught that if you're going to wind a watch, wind it SLOWLY until the second hand starts moving, then shake gently and wear normally.

Tres classy

Beautiful watch!!! Enjoy that!

I'm a fan of the Slevin... I've got one that is missing a chrono pusher that I could let go for a steal... PM me if interested

I would say Gen. The globe logo didn't start appearing until (at the very earliest) after my 2001-2002 Omega SMP (wearing it right now) as an attempt to frustrate counter fitters. Most reviews I've seen with the globe are from around 2004 at the earliest so if it's an SMP from between 1994 and 2003, I'd say it's legit

Holy crap! I sincerely hope that is isolated although history might say otherwise...

Love it

What a beauty! I actually did the reverse just last week... My grandfather has a few nice Rolex's and such from the 80's when Polaroid was booming (He was a chemical engineer and a VP), but his most prized possession was the Omega he purchased when my mother (his first of two daughters) was born. A few years ago, he'd left the watch in his car (I guess he was taking it to a jeweler for a new strap) and gone in to pick up some dry cleaning. Someone broke into his car (at the time an older Jag XKE) and took the watch. He was heartbroken as that watch meant a lot to him. His 80th birthday was this past Valentine's day and as a surprise, I'd worked long and hard to find a Geneve Automatic like his old one. Through a private dealer I was able to purchase for his birthday. We took him in a limo with my entire extended family to his birthday dinner at a nice restaurant and he started to cry when he received the watch... one of the most amazing moments of my life. I love stories like this! Vintage watches have such a history.

I've got a 111 also