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Tyson,
You can't go wrong with this watch, if there's one problem with it, is it looks TOO good, which makes one reluctant to let it get beat up. I'm a little tired of Rolex junkies calling the omega the "Seamonster" it's in my opinion a better watch than the R-lex Submariner. It's sheer quality and disign, and the option of having both a dress, and sport watch in the same hand, without eather being lessened is an enormus bonus.
Enjoy your new Watch.
-David
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