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I have grown somewhat tired of the TZ Rolex community. Having said that however, Rolex still makes a nice watch though. I think their stainless steel models are a little pricey though for what you get and in particular, the finish.
Putting all that aside though, I would rather have the Omega for three reasons.
1. The finish is much nicer.
2. I like the looks of it better.
3. I like the Omega community (and as long as we're participating in these forums, yes, liking the community is important).
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