Omega, Rolex or Breitling?

DrNoSxg

Ok so I received a genuine quartz Omega Seamaster 300 as a gift from my uncle and I really love it. I hope to start scuba diving soon and in time I'd like to get my own diving watch so I won't risk damaging a family piece and here is where I get to a problem.

I like large watches as they hold a presence (that's not a criterion of mine though for this circumstance) and will be easy to read under water and I won't forget it's there but I have 3 watches that I really like.

The first is the steel Omega Planet Ocean Chrono 45.5 mm. I like it as it looks great and is a big size and has a useful chronograph.

The second is a steel Rolex Sea Dweller Deepsea which is also good as it's a Rolex but I'm not sure about the looks because it just looks like any other Rolex but beefed up a bit.

The third watch is a steel Breitling Super Avenger 44 mm with the blue hands which has a great bracelet.

Don't comment about brands please as I am aware of the fact. The depth rating isn't a problem as I haven't even started yet but a good diving watch will be necessary at some point in the future. Money isn't an issue either and I'm looking to purchase new.

I am leaning towards the Omega because if its size, the chronograph and I am quite partial to the display back as well but it's good to have some advice from other people who aren't family or friends and don't work in the shop.

Many thanks for any help given

Answer
All the watches you listed are excellent for the brand and as well for their quality and reliability.
1 The watch must look great
2. The watch must be well built
3. The watch must be reasonably priced for what it offers
All their feature a great in-house movement and more or less the same look and feel. A robust luxury dive watch. The Omega also adds a chronograph.
I'd say go for either the Rolex or the Omega.
Try them on both and go for the one that fits your wrist/your personality better.
Whichever you'll pick, you won't be disappointed.

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I have a website called www.watchbrowser.com the idea of the site is that you can browse watches from several different suppliers in the same place, find the watch you want and then compare the prices. The problem is when I make a store for each supplier, within a month or so they have discontinued most of the watches i have created links for and brought out new ranges. I simply dont have time to sift through thousands of watches everyday in order to keep the site up to date. So what shall i do? is there a way of automating it or getting other people to do it for me or should i rethink the whole concept of the site and make it more focused and managable? any ideas would be appreciated

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I agree that a reader is a good option for grabbing all your product data. Sounds like you also need a way to manage the data once you've grabbed it. There are many 3rd party apps that can do this, but before I can suggest any, I would need to know more about the catalog manager you're using.

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I'm assuming you're having to use a Pay Per Click campaign to drive sales to your site? How's that working for you? I see you have Analytics (website statistics) installed. How are your shopping cart conversion rates?

Your website looks great and is very user-friendly, but functionally, it needs a lot of work.
I hope this has helped answer at least some of your questions. Please feel free to respond back or email me. I will be happy to help you sort through some of these pain-staking issues.

Roberta
Matera Website Services
www.rmatera.com

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