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Tim & Mat
I completely agree with both of you. I purchased a brand-new datejust a couple of months ago, one week later I sold it again, because only then I visited the Omega flagship store in town, saw this Aqua Terra and couldn't find any nice features with my Rolex again (design, handling, finish of the parts)! It' just preference, yes. Rolex are really nice watches (we could claim, that they are overpriced, yes, but still they are really nice). But I simply cannot share this "much-higher-quality-hipe" in favour of Rolex anymore.
Felix
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