Omega

Team, I have a strange relationship with this watch. I seldom wear it but when I do, it's a great feeling. Two fresh pictures of today: The titanium case makes if light without taken away its boldness. The GMT complication makes it a very nice travel watc...  

As I just got a GP with similar characters today, it's really great to see your photos. Titanium case with chronograph, GMT, and a carbon dial. Love the combination!

As we can see checking the accuracy of the Big Ben in 2011. Cheers, Nilo ...  

... even if I consider the dial a bit crowded. It has the great cal. 3313 movement with GMT, hasn't it? Marcus

The HB-SIA is equipped with the caliber 3603 (that I believe it's a 3313 with the addition of the GMT complication). Many terabytes had been written about the Omega 33xx family issues but I have/had many watches from this family and never experience a sin... 

... or better: a certified watchmaker. Even ETA reduces its parts supplies policy to watchmakers that are not affiliated with Swatch group Brands. For the vast majority of the inhouse movements currently used the parts are sent only to watchmakers having ... 

Don't have the classic and annoying 7750 "wobble". Some, with ceramic ball bearings have some chirp and also annoying sound. Cheers, Nilo

... I also hate that wobble. However, a certain sensation caused by the loosely spinning rotor is common to most movements with unidirectionally winding mechanisms. My Omega 3313 is not an exception, but I have to really concentrate to feel that. My comme... 

But we cannot ignore some advantages of modernization. I work with computers and I\'m surrounded by magnetic fields. I try to wear, not always, movements from the Master line that are, by definition, 100% non magnetic. About other modernization efforts, I... 

Additionally, I think the low mass inertia is the strongest argument for silicium escapements. Marcus

You worked on a dream. Congratulations. Cheers, Nilo

Thanks Nilo! All the very best, Alex