Omega Speedmaster chronograph steel / gold automatic Kal. 1140 Ref. 175.0032 Reviews

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Buying Watches In Manhattan: Element In Time
I was in New York to do a recording session for a friend of mine and whenever I'm in the city I always make it a point to visit one of the very best watch stores in Manhattan – Element In Time, located in the heart of the diamond district. I first found 'EIT' while shopping online earlier this year and purchased a Jaeger LeCoultre Master Control from them. The transaction was smooth and they totally deserved the 5-star rating I gave them on Yelp.As anyone who lives in and/or visits New York will attest, August in not a good month to be walking around the city. Nevertheless, sometime between laying down drum tracks and sound check for the gig we were playing that night, I managed to sneak away to 36 West 47th Street, my Element In Time destination. Now soaked head to toe (and not because of rain), the first thing the 'EIT' guys offer me is some water and a roll of paper towels. Taking it all in, the suite becomes more of an oasis as I peruse the huge selection of new and second-ha
Omega Speedmaster X-33 Skywalker Watch Hands-On
This is the new Omega X-33 that we have been waiting for. Our hands-on time with the 2014 Omega Speedmaster X-33 Skywalker ref. 318.90.45.79.01.001 proves that this is the real heir to the cult favorite Omega X-33 aviation/aerospace watch of the 1990s. What about the Omega Speedmaster Z-33 (hands-on review here)? That is a good question…When Omega released the Speedmaster Z-33 in 2012, it was to be the follow-up to the acclaimed X-33 watch, which took the Speedmaster to a new futuristic place in the 1990s. Developed with support and specifications from astronauts, the Speedmaster X-33 was to be the next generation aviation and aerospace watch. In an all-titanium case, it combined traditional analog hands with an LCD display on the face to offer a range of features useful for those in space. It was Omega’s way of keeping the Speedmaster relevant for modern space exploration, as the original Speedmaster “Moonwatch” contains a manually wound mechanical chronograph