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Thank you Shane & Derek for your input, this will help my next purchase on the Seamaster..
BTW...Just curious.
Seamaster JB Quartz=$950 automatic=$1100
Is this a good deal??
thanks again...
cheers,
: Both are excellent choices--each with a
: different appeal. That's why Omega offers
: both!
: There is a lot of description about the
: differences in the two here in the zOwie
: Seamaster FAQ. You may find a particular
: feature of one over the other to make a big
: difference.
: But there is no wrong answer. The only bad
: decision you can make is outthinking
: yourself and regretting the decision later.
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