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Well said, Dave. We don't need to know the....

In Response To: Andrew, all I've 'ever' known >>> ()

all of the nitty-gritty details about movements and calibres, etc. As long as the watch keeps good time, for me, that's all that matters. The fact that Omega make a great looking range of watches (modern Constellation not included, although the new range is an improvement)just happens to be a bonus.
As for those out there who ONLY buy watches with an in-house movement, I have nothing against them, but a Seamaster Chronometer keeps time just as well as a brand with an in-house movement.
Andrew, any Omega you choose, you will be happy with. Good luck.

teeritz