What Omega do you recommend?

[Takken 0]

I'm back on this forum after a looong time moving experience. I bought a new house last month and It has taken me almost one month from start to finish (I feel totally exhausted) - anyway, I feel like buying myself a watch. I was very happy with my Rolex Milgauss from Mary - nothing else to say that she's a star on my heaven.

 

I have decided that I want to buy myself a Omega, no chronograph, steel bracelet and not bigger than 42 mm.

 

Any good experience and good value for money would be appreciated (budget would be around 200$) for this...

 

 

Thanks for being around RWG!

[pfcdre 0]

I'm back on this forum after a looong time moving experience. I bought a new house last month and It has taken me almost one month from start to finish (I feel totally exhausted) - anyway, I feel like buying myself a watch. I was very happy with my Rolex Milgauss from Mary - nothing else to say that she's a star on my heaven.

 

I have decided that I want to buy myself a Omega, no chronograph, steel bracelet and not bigger than 42 mm.

 

Any good experience and good value for money would be appreciated (budget would be around 200$) for this...

 

 

Thanks for being around RWG!

Roberts planet ocean at 99 usd is bargain you could get 2 different colours

[chum_2000_uk 0]

Don't be a sheep by getting a PO, get a rep of the 300m SMP, like this:

 

http://www.omegawatches.com/gents/seamaste...ometer/22208000

[peter 0]

If you like James Bond, then the Seamaster Professional.

If you like Neil Armstrong, then the Speedmaster Professional.

If you like Jacques Cousteau, then the Seamaster Professional ProPlof.

If you like little boys... I'm afraid Gary can only recommend Casio.

[chum_2000_uk 0]

If you like little boys... I'm afraid Gary can only recommend Casio.