Omega My Choice - Ladies Watches

Desmond started a blog for Constellation enthusiasts… A very nice and helpful blog if you are on the look-out for a vintage Constellation. I have had several, and I agree that they are very nice and ‘classic’. However, too small for me (around 34mm) and spare parts are hard to get. My last Constellation had to wait over half a year for a stupid ‘gear’.Anyway, enjoy the by Desmond.Above Constellation used to be my own and is dated approx 1955, Omega caliber 501, ros??gold hour markers and stainless steel case.

Ok, let's highlight one of the Omega watches, which not only has a great look, but some very useful features��the Omega Seamaster Professional Aqua Terra. ?The Aqua Terra Big-Size Chronograph is presented in commanding beauty.? This steel on steel casting is paired with a bold black and silver dial, creating a strong architecture.? The Seamaster Professional Men's watch offers three mini sub dials, adding interest and visual impact.?This is a self winding chronograph, with a date aperture and small seconds hand.? Not only is the Omega Aqua Terra a highly functional chronograph, but a fully certified chronometer, as well.?This is a working watch, with a helium escape valve.? Do most of us need such a thing?? Well, no, but, wow��it's pretty cool to brag to your buddies.? In addition to the astounding features, the Omega Aqua Terra is a visually appealing chronograph.? The size is sturdy and handsome.? Its bold architecture and solid crafting put the Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Big Size Chronograph in a category all its own.Even though this is an oversized timepiece, its styling isn't overpowering.? This Omega watch is the perfect blend of brawn and beauty, and the best part��it retails for just around $2,500.